3 councillors quit over Labour WhatsApp scandal

Labour WhatsApp group: Everything we know about the MPs and messages at the heart of the scandal
More Labour MPs and councillors dragged into the WhatsApp scandal which has already seen the dramatic sacking of health minister Andrew Gwynne
Three councillors quit over Labour WhatsApp scandal
Three Labour councillors have resigned after being caught up in a scandal over leaked WhatsApp chats. Health minister Andrew Gwynne was sacked after a newspaper revealed he sent a string of offensive and abusive WhatsApp messages.
The Labour WhatsApp investigation, the alleged messages and the MPs involved
Andrew Gwynne has been suspended by Labour for alleged remarks in a WhatsApp group. Burnley MP Oliver Ryan has also been suspended over reported comments in the same chat.
What was said in the Labour WhatsApp group? Second MP investigated
Labour is investigating after Burnley MP Oliver Ryan was found to have made “unacceptable and deeply disappointing” comments in a WhatsApp group. The party is under pressure to act following Sir Keir Starmer suspending Andrew Gwynne from Labour and removing him as a health minister because of texts he sent.
Second Labour MP apologises over WhatsApp comments
A second Labour MP has apologised for comments made in a WhatsApp chat, after Andrew Gwynne was sacked as a minister over messages he sent to the same group. Burnley MP Oliver Ryan said in a statement that comments he made in the group "were completely unacceptable" and he regretted "not speaking out at the time".
Second Labour MP suspended by party over WhatsApp group allegations
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Bloomberg UK Politics: Labour WhatsApp Scandal
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Inside the toxic WhatsApp group that has rocked Labour
Labour's lost a minister and two MPs while three councillors have quit their cabinet jobs - all over their involvement in the group
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