30 August 2018
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Frank Field: "The party needs to send out a clear signal against nastiness, bullying, and intimidation at every level."
Veteran parliamentarian and Work and Pensions Committee (WPC) chairman Frank Field has resigned the Labour whip to serve as an independent Labour MP.
In a letter to Labour's chief whip Nick Brown released today, Field said he was quitting over "current excuses for the party's toleration of anti-Semitism", and called on Labour to regain its position...
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