The unhappy departure of Labour shadow cabinet member Debbie Abrahams is the second story on ITV News's website at the moment. The Sky News website has it as their fourth story. The BBC News website doesn't have it at all.
Apparently Labour's welfare spokeswoman has been accused of bullying but is, in turn, accusing the Labour leader's office of bullying her.
I'm sure the BBC News website will catch up eventually, especially given that it's quite a story.
Update: And so they have (published at 2:45 in the morning, four hours after this post).
Further update: Curiouser and curiouser:
Update: And so they have (published at 2:45 in the morning, four hours after this post).
Further update: Curiouser and curiouser:
Debbie Abrahams’ allies are doing a good job of convincing moderate Labour MPs and her friends in the media that she is the victim of a stitch up by the Leader’s Office. She is saying the bullying allegations against her are essentially a plot by Team Jezza to get rid of her after she publicly criticised him. The truth is that Abrahams’ behaviour towards staff has been the subject of much chatter among parliamentary bag-carriers for years. She has been looked at closely by broadcasters investigating bullying. Don’t believe the Labour moderates’ spin…
