News about Jess Phillips

Jess Phillips, a Labour, protested that Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, who resigned as the head of the Democratic Unionist Party last week after being arrested and charged, could still go into Parliament under current access laws. Ms Phillips wrote on X: So entirely normal for a man accused of rape to jump in a lift alone with me or my staff.' Sir Jeffrey, who has said he will vigorously protest the charges, has refused to attend Westminster last night, according to Commons reports. New laws that would automatically exclude MPs from receiving allegations of assault or sexual assault are yet to be voted on by the Commons.

ROSIE DUFFIELD: For more than a century, International Women's Day (IWD) has been celebrated around the world to highlight ordinary women's extraordinary accomplishments. On March 8, I used to think it was a good day. However, this year, I just got angry. Although proud of the changes we've made, we find ourselves on a new front - and in the unimaginable situation of seeing hard-won rights being rolled back. We're at a point where even the word "woman" is in doubt. We've become 'cervix-havers,' 'uterus-owners,' and in some cases, 'non-men'. Politicians, meanwhile, flounder when asked: 'What is a woman?' It makes me sad that I am both an MP and a mother. The reluctance to protect women and girls is due to a select but vocal group of trans activists who are determined to encourage males to identify as women under the disguise of 'gender ideology.'

Dr Asif Munaf, a contender in the forthcoming series The Apprentice, has been chastised for arguing that there is too much feminism in the UK and that women in the corporate sector have "high testosterone levels." In North Africa, the Sheffield-based former medic, who now owns a wellness company, launched the University of Masculinity – Muslim Passport Bros, to pair up 'professional brothers of the United Kingdom' with women.

Mohammed Ali, the desperate father, has begged his council for a house so he can look after his terminally ill wife Sumayah Zaman, 32. His wife has terminal brain cancer, and doctors have told her that she will only have months to live.

In September, the MP for South Thanet was admitted to the hospital and has spent the past few months in recuperation. In a letter sent to his constituents, he said he was on the 'road to recover' after undergoing 'extrordinary surgery.' Several politicians from both political parties sent their best wishes to Mr Mackinlay.

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After the extraordinary Commons revolt last night, where 56 of his MPs defied him to back an SNP motion, Keir Starmer issued a statement, but he hasn't seen cameras. Rather, shadow defense secretary John Healey toured studios this morning, insisting that Labour should move as if it is still in government. However, there are fears that the rebellion will grow outward and jeopardize the party's election hopes. According to a Savanta poll, 55% of Muslim Labour supporters from 2019 are dissatisfied with Sir Keir's handling of the Israel crisis. Jess Phillips, a former minister of Scotland, was one of the frontbenchers to drop out on an amendment table drafted by the Scottish nationalists after breaking a three-line whip to abstain on an amendment table.

Jess Phillips, the latest blow to Sir Keir Starmer's attempt for coalition at the top of his party, wondered if the assassination of civilians would provide long-term protection for Israelis. The shadow minister denied the suggestion that Israel is shielding itself by leaving Hamas for the atrocity on October 7. "I personally don't see hundreds killing hundreds, and what will turn out to be tens of thousands of civilians within a few short weeks, as a military threat that leads to any kind of long-term defense for Israeli civilians," she said.

After suffering from sepsis, Tory MP Craig Mackinlay has detailed how he was put into a sepsis-induced coma. After being rushed to hospital at the end of last month with the life-threatening illness, the MP for South Thanet said he was now'on a slow road to recovery. Following the revelation of his ordeal, the Prime Minister was among a slew of politicians from both parties to wish the 57-year-old's well wishes. Mr Mackinlay said that while recovering, his constituents in Kent will continue to be served by his office employees. Sepsis, also known as septicaemia or blood poisoning, occurs when a person's immune system responds to an infection. It then begins to damage your body's own tissues and organs. Mr Mackinlay wrote on Sunday, "I was rushed into hospital with the possibility of sepsis on Thursday." This was certainly correct, and I was put into an induced coma with multiple organ dysfunctions.' All NHS workers have been outstanding, and I can't say enough.' 'I am now on a slow road to recovery with services provided to constituents that have been maintained by my East Kent and London offices.'

Although publicly opposing their leader, Labour frontbenchers protesting Sir Keir Starmer's position on Israel will not be fired, according to a shadow minister, who said today that Labour frontbenchers protesting against Israel's leadership would not be fired. Although Peter Kyle, the shadow science minister, said that party bosses would'continue cooperating' with a growing number of rebels, they will not be disciplined. Following Labour's assassination of Israel's war on Hamas, Labour has been put into shamas. Sir Keir has called for a humanitarian halt in the war to ensure that humanitarian assistance to Palestinian civilians in Gaza be sent, a move that has also been taken by both the Government and the United States. Despite the terror atrocities, Labour leader Ed Miliband has continued to support Israel's right to defend itself. He is now being confronted with open opposition from senior party figures who are calling for a complete shutdown of Israel and Hamas. In recent days, a slew of shadow ministers have joined Sir Keir to announce their support for a ceasefire in Gaza. Naz Shah, Paula Barker, Afzal Khan, Rachel Hopkins, Jess Phillips, and Sarah Owen are among them. Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham, London mayor Sadiq Khan, and Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar are among those calling for a ceasefire, although a number of local councillors have resigned in protest against Sir Keir's defiance.

Jess Phillips (right), the UK's strictest head teacher, has stepped up her complaint against Labour MP Jess Phillips (right), alleging that she sold "lies" about her and 'whipped up a crowd" to 'personally' assault her. Following the death of Tina Turner last month, Katharine Birbalsingh (left), the founder of the Michaela Community free school in London, was on loggerheads against the politician in a tumultuous Twitter row. Ms Birbalsingh lamented: "She didn't even call me by my name, she called me "the headteacher woman" in a Times Radio interview today. With four tweets to 630,000 followers, she mocked me. I suspect she broke the ministerial code in her behavior.

After claiming that Labour MP Jess Phillips is 'racist and bullying' for launching a "vicious crowd attack" against her, Britain's strictest headteacher has stepped back into the spotlight once more. Katharine Birbalsingh, 49, sent Sir Keir Starmer a four-page open letter, detailing a series of allegations pertaining to his Shadow Minister for Domestic Violence and Safeguarding. But who exactly is Katharine Birbalsingh?What other controversial incidents has she been involved in previously?What sparked her row with Jess Phillips?

Last night, ministers screamed that the equality law will be amended quickly to protect women's rights. The government should rewrite the Equality Act 2010 on the basis of biological sex rather than gender identity, according to a tense Parliamentary debate, which would exclude transgender people from female-only spaces. Maria Caulfield, the Women's Minister, told MPs: "These topics under discussion today are complicated, and we must proceed carefully and respectfully." "It's only right and proper that we take prompt note of the information we have been given."

The Mail on Sunday revealed how men are promoting rooms on Facebook and Craigslist for 'free' or a reduced rent on the condition that the tenant participates in sex acts. The MoS findings came just weeks before the end of a Home Office consultation period to discuss tougher measures against landlords who rent cheaper rent in exchange for sex. Despite the fact that such arrangements are unlawful, with offenders facing up to seven years in jail, no one has been found guilty of a sex-for-rent lawsuit.

Last night, Labour and the BBC were chastised for the clout they gave to Coronation protesters (left and right), amid a republican backlash against hundreds of 'heavy-handed' police arrests. Police officers should 'hang their heads in shame' over a'direct assault on our democracy,' according to the leader of an anti-monarchy group, who was detained ahead of a planned demonstration. During the celebrations in central London, 52 demonstrators were arrested, including activists from Just Stop Oil and Animal Rising groups. Jess Phillips, the Opposition front bench home affairs spokesperson, was one of Labour MPs who expressed reservations about the Metropolitan Police's (officers) (not My King) tactics on Saturday, with some officers pictured packing away 'Not My King' placards top right) tactics.

Demonstrators advised demonstrators to 'emigrate' if they did not like the UK's system, amid outrage over demonstrations of the historic day. And Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer (right) insisted that police get the 'balance right' to prevent Britain from being embarrassed on the 'international stage.' Since more than 50 people were arrested for suspected affray, public nuisance, and breach of the peace, Scotland Yard has come under fire. Protesters were 'determined to disrupt' the Coronation procession, according to the department, including defacing public monuments with paint, breaching barriers, and blocking official movement. According to reports, three people were arrested in connection with a plot to fire rape alarms at horses.

The following Sarah Everard's (pictured) murder had an emergency phone line to assist women walking alone, but it was cancelled. In October 2021, BT unveiled the new 888 'walk me home' service, and it was supposed to be up and running by Christmas the year's time. Last night, the company, which also operates the 999 emergency services phone line, announced that delayed plans to get it up and running had been postponed.

Victims' organizations have condemned the Home Secretary's statement that she might consider providing anonymity to witnesses before they are charged with a felony. Suella Braverman believes that naming people who are suspected of a felony but who have not been charged could result in a'media circus' and possibly jeopardize a fair hearing. However, charities such as Victim Support (CEO in inset) said banning the names of those being investigated by the police discourages other victims from coming forward with potentially new information, implying that more crimes could be missed.'