Boris Johnson has recommended he would discipline the source of “misogynistic” declares about Labour’s deputy leader in a Sunday paper shortarticle. He condemned the claim Angela Rayner attempts to sidetrack him in Parliament by crossing and uncrossing her legs. The Mail on Sunday stated some unnamed Tory MPs had made the claims. Mr Johnson threatened to release “the horrors of the earth” on the source behind the remarks if they were ever determined. On Monday, the prime minister informed pressreporters it was “hard to state” if there was a cultural issue in Parliament, however explained the story about Ms Rayner as “the most dreadful load of sexist, misogynist tripe”. “I rightaway got in touch with Angela and we had a extremely friendly exchange,” Mr Johnson stated. Downing Street will not be asking for an query into who made the remarks to the paper, with a source stating this was since such questions seldom discovered the individual in concern. Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle called the “unsubstantiated declares” in the post “misogynistic and offending” and revealed his “sympathy” for Ms Rayner. He hasactually setup a conference with the editor of the Mail on Sunday this Wednesday to talkabout the post. UK press regulator Ipso stated it had got 5,500 problems about the shortarticle and was checkingout possible breaches of its code of practice. Media caption, Watch: PM states Angela Rayner story is terrible sexist, misogynist tripe Ms Rayner dismissed the story as a “perverted smear” that sh
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