Oliver Ryan suspended as Labour MP over WhatsApp messages
Ryan had been summoned to a meeting with his chief whip after the Mail on Sunday published the texts.
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Trump sued over order suspending refugee admissions
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Second Labour MP suspended from party over WhatsApp messages
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Second Labour MP apologises over WhatsApp comments
Burnley MP Oliver Ryan says his comments in the group were "completely unacceptable".BBC News - 17h -
The Papers: 'MPs in vile chats' and 'Labour's plan to tackle Farage threat'
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MP's anger at government over Grangemouth closure
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Health minister Andrew Gwynne sacked over messages
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Starmer sacks health minister over offensive WhatsApp messages
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