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Offensive Labour WhatsApp group leads to 11 people being suspended

Oliver Ryan, the MP for Burnley who was elected last summer, has also been sacked for his involvement in the group named 'Trigger Me Timbers'.

BBC on MSN · 3d

Labour suspends 11 councillors over WhatsApp group

Labour has suspended eleven councillors in Greater Manchester as part of an investigation into a WhatsApp group where offensive messages were shared. Labour suspended Burnley MP Oliver Ryan on Tuesday over his membership of the group.

THE WEEK · 1d

Left on read: Labour's WhatsApp dilemma

The Mail on Sunday exposed a secret Labour WhatsApp group called Trigger Me Timbers, where Gwynne allegedly posted a crude "joke" about a 72-year-old constituent: "Dear resident, Fuck your bins. I'm re-elected and without your vote.

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Offensive WhatsApp group 'widely misreported' claims suspended Labour councillor: 'Blowing off steam'

A suspended Labour councillor – booted for their membership of an offensive WhatsApp group - has written exclusively to GB News, claiming the story has been "widely misreported" and described the remarks as an instance of "blowing off steam".

AOL.co.uk5d

Can my boss read my WhatsApp messages? Rules around work and privacy explained

As Labour is embroiled in a scandal over leaked messages from a WhatsApp group, some people have been ... Below, The Independent takes a look at the rules surrounding employers and employees ...

Forbes29d

Police Issue WhatsApp Account Hacking Warning—Act Now Before It’s Too Late

While data can be locked down while in transit between devices, if a hacker can capture or control a device which is an end, then WhatsApp opens up. If that device is part of a group, then the ...

6don MSN

Andrew Gwynne sacked as health minister over comments posted on a WhatsApp group

Mr Gwynne reportedly made antisemitic comments and "joked" about a pensioner constituent, saying he hoped she died before the next election. He apologised for the "badly misjudged comments".

The Financial Times18d

UK financial watchdog will not issue WhatsApp rules to banks, says head

The UK’s financial watchdog has decided not to introduce rules to prevent City bankers from using WhatsApp and other ... into wrongdoing. A group of 18 big banks and brokers — including ...

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