Health Minister Andrew Gwynne has apologised for "badly misjudged" WhatsApp messages after he was sacked by Sir Keir Starmer. The Mail on Sunday reported the MP for Gorton and Denton had sent a string of offensive and abusive messages,

Another Labour MP, Burnley MP Oliver Ryan has apologized for remarks they made in a WhatsApp group chat.This comes after Andrew Gwynne was removed from his position as health minister on Saturday after the Mail reported that he had sent

A Labour spokesperson told the M.E.N.: "Andrew Gwynne has been administratively suspended as a member of the Labour Party, We are investigating comments made in this WhatsApp group in line with the Labour Party's rules and procedures.

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".

Health Minister Andrew Gwynne has been sacked after making offensive remarks in a Labour Party WhatsApp group, including antisemitic comments and disparaging remarks about a constituent. According to reports in the Daily Mail, Mr Gwynne joked about an elderly voter, saying he hoped she would die before the next election.

British junior minister Andrew Gwynne was dismissed by Prime Minister Keir Starmer and suspended from the Labour Party after sending inappropriate WhatsApp messages. The messages, reported by the Mail on Sunday,

Health minister Andrew Gwynne has been sacked over alleged “antisemitic” and “racist” 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, according to the Daily Mail.