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The vote in Parliament tonight was great theatre, but the three-line whip meant it would never be close. I want Starmer out, which is why I spent the day campaigning for it. If Reform crush Labour next week, he will be gone.

Unacceptable, no matter what your political views are. The perpetrator(s) of this cowardly and dangerous attack must be found and face the full force of the law.

@SeddSezz @heath6789 Because once Starmer put a three line whip on his MPs, the result was a foregone conclusion. With local elections taking place next week, Farage's time was far better spent on the campaign trail rather than taking part in performative politics in the Commons.

Farage should have voted yesterday. 558 other MPs successfully cast their vote. Why not Farage? He was elected as Clacton MP to cast his vote in debates on behalf of his constituents. Yesterday’s debate was important in that it would force an investigation into Starmer. Why did Farage not work to have this investigation pushed through? There was a chance to remove Starmer but Farage was too busy campaigning in Norfolk. Does he think he’s above such voting procedures? That he was nowhere to be seen is utterly shameful.

Come on @GBNEWS, who's covering this? 👇 labourheartlands.com/the-silence-at…

How's the Ukranian rent boys trial going, I wonder? 🤔

@MatthewStadlen You think?

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@tomwhx Once Starmer put a three line whip on his MPs, the result was going to be a foregone conclusion. Farage & Jenrick's time was better spent on the campaign trail, prior to next weeks local elections.

"No vote recorded" 🤨

@lukerobertblack Did you not realise that once Starmer put a three line whip on his MPs, the result was going to be a foregone conclusion? While the Tories were playing performative politics, Farage was out on the campaign trail, prior to next weeks local elections.

These guys are all talk, cameo videos and twitter likes. What a sad delegation of duty, especially for Rob.

@Conservatives Once Starmer put a three line whip on his MPs, the result was going to be a foregone conclusion. But then you already know that. So, while you were playing performative politics and getting nowhere, Farage was out on the campaign trail, prior to next weeks local elections.

We were in Parliament today calling for an investigation into Keir Starmer over the Mandelson scandal. When it came down to it, Nigel Farage and Robert Jenrick didn’t even bother to show up and vote. They let Keir Starmer off the hook.

@jjbiggsy Cleared? 🤣😂🤣 He put a three line whip on his MPs to ensure that the vote went his way. He's simply delaying the inevitable. Starmer is a dead man walking... tick tock

Starmer has now been cleared, watching the far right crying again will be fun.

@BasilTheGreat @frederickone Because once Starmer put a three line whip on his MPs, the result was going to be a foregone conclusion. I thought you'd have realised that. His time was better spent on the campaign trail, prior to next weeks local elections.

Nigel Farage refused to vote on the Peter Mandelson // Keir Starmer motion tonight I wonder why that would be?

@RestoreBritain_ @DavidPoulden Because once Starmer put a three line whip on his MPs, the result was going to be a foregone conclusion. His time was better spent on the campaign trail, prior to next weeks local elections.

Why didn't Farage vote to investigate Starmer?

@matcow7 @Mackenz46950920 Don't be daft. It was ibvious that once Starmer put a three line whip on his MPs, the result was a foregone conclusion.

Nigel Farage says that a vote for Reform on May 7 is a vote to kick Starmer out. But today, when there was a vote that has the potential to kick Starmer out, he abstained. All talk, no action.

@EmmaLewell @juneh49 Well done Emma 👏👏👏

My speech in today's #PrivilegeDebate 👇

@kevinhollinrake @JohnRDTaylor1 Oh, come off it. Once Starmer put a three line whip on his MPs, the result was going to be a foregone conclusion. It's the local elections next week, which @reformparty_uk pushed to ensure go ahead in their entirety. Given the above, that was a better use of their time.

Neither Nigel Farage or Rob Jenrick voted against Keir Starmer tonight. When it actually mattered, when we actually have a chance to get rid of this dreadful PM, they were nowhere to be seen. Politics isn’t punditry - it’s turning up, doing the work and taking a side.

Loving @KarlTurnerMP's dog on TV tonight. After the day we've had today, we needed something to make us smile.

@NotFarLeftAtAll Good grief, is that uppity old bore still desperately trying to be relevant?

Tickets to Lenny Henry’s new show “Lenny Henry Still at Large” cost £45. Would you pay to see Lenny

@PolitlcsUK @Fox_Claire It's reassuring to see that there is at least one Labour MP with moral fortitude. Bravo @EmmaLewell 👏👏👏

🚨 BREAKING: Labour MP Emma Lewell says she will defy Keir Starmer and vote for him to be referred to the Privileges Committee "The way today's vote has been handled by the Government smacks once again of being out of touch and disconnected from the public mood"

Someone ought to inform Morgan McSweeney that a mentor is an adviser...