Moment Labour MP rages he is challenged about migration | UK News

Labour MP Barry Gardiner had a livid conflict with Reform UK councillor Laila Cunningham during a GB News debate on the migrant disaster. Their interplay started peacefully enough as they mentioned US President Donald Trump’s advice to Sir Keir Starmer on how to deal with the issue before tensions boiled over as she challenged him to “fight for (his) constituents and stop playing party politics?”

“How dare you,” Gardiner raged at her while fiercely denying her accusations. “Why don’t you pay attention to what they suppose? Stop taking part in social gathering politics and take care of your constituents; they voted for you to take care of them,” she shot back. Gardiner continued to argue in his defence, pointing out that he has won his seat on eight occasions. Activist Adam Brooks chimed in: “It’s different instances now, Barry. We are seeing rapes, inappropriate assaults and paedophilia from people who shouldn’t be in this nation.”

During the controversy, host Nana Akua and Cunningham also criticised Gardiner for the social gathering’s failure to keep the Rwanda scheme in place.

Brooks piled in: “I am going to go off on one” as he pointed out Labour MPs are “not realising the injury unlawful immigration is doing to our communities”.

“I am sitting here livid. In Epping, I have been protesting because a 14-year-old girl was inappropriately assaulted by a migrant in our town.

“We’ve also had this week a homeless asylum seeker found on two school grounds and seen on multiple others. We’ve had about 6,000 in and three out under this new Labour one-in, one-out scheme. It’s pure PR. They do not care,” he fumed.