Labour must act on shouting down of female MPs amid calls for sanction over ... trends now
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Labour must act on shouting down of female MPs amid calls for sanction over Rosie Duffield row Anneliese Dodds has been urged to ensure Lloyd Russell-Moyle is disciplined The Party Chair was told to condemn his 'aggressive behaviour’ by the Tories Mr Russell-Moyle jeered Labour's Rosie Duffield during a gender reform debate
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Labour is today under growing pressure to take action against an MP who tried to shout down and intimidate women in the House of Commons.
Party chairman Anneliese Dodds has been urged by the Tories to condemn the ‘aggressive behaviour’ of Lloyd Russell-Moyle and ensure he is disciplined.
She has also been told Labour should apologise to the victims of his outburst – Labour MP Rosie Duffield and Tory Miriam Cates – to counter the damaging impression that Labour has a ‘woman problem’.
It comes after senior Labour MP Pat
