Tory councillor suspended after mocking Liverpool terror attack with Jeremy Corbyn pic
Councillor Paul Nickerson apologised for the tweet, claiming his account had been hacked.
Councillor Paul Nickerson apologised for the tweet, claiming his account had been hacked.
"Using the terrorist attack in Liverpool to have a pop at Corbyn is beyond vile," one person said, calling for him to resign.
As the old adage goes, only when the working class stop reading right-wing news will we see progressive change.
In a new report, the former Labour frontbencher said his plan was "both morally as well as fiscally correct".
Today, the Mail on Sunday columnist has urged Labour to acknowledge "honest" and "decent" Tories - but days after the 2016 EU referendum, he had some strong words about former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
“Without Jeremy Corbyn’s obduracy, stubbornness, we might not have got it – and I think it came very close to not happening.”
Sir Keir said he was pleased to have "got my own house in order" at the party's Brighton conference.
Thin on policy but high on emotion, the Labour leader's 90-minute speech outlined his priorities for government.
"Piers Corbyn disrupts a Jeremy Corbyn event which is itself a protest against the Labour Party Conference from which im assuming both Corbyns are banned," wrote one perplexed twitter user.
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