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‘I don’t regret it!’ Robert Jenrick refuses to withdraw brutal jibes when pressed on language in politics
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The debate over the use of language in politics has been heightened in recent weeks, particularly following the murder of former MP Ann Widdecombe in a targeted attack. This incident has led to increased discussions about the potential consequences of inflammatory rhetoric and the need for politicians to consider the impact of their words. The pledge by Reform UK to provide £100million in security for MPs and former MPs has also brought attention to the safety concerns faced by public figures.
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‘I don’t regret it!’ Robert Jenrick refuses to withdraw brutal jibes when pressed on language in politics
Robert Jenrick has refused to withdraw a series of brutal jibes at his opponents when pressed on the use of appropriate language in politics.
The Reform UK treasury spokesman was taken to task by GB News’s Camilla Tominey, who insisted “rhetoric does matter”.
The pair were speaking after Reform pledged to provide £100million in security for all sitting MPs and prominent former MPs following the murder of Ann Widd…
19 Jul, 14:19