On Remembrance Sunday Lisa Nandy has claimed that no one in Britain has had to fight a war since WW2.
What about the 7,193 British soldiers who have sacrificed their lives in conflicts ranging from the Korean War to Afghanistan?
While she erases their service, the country will never forget their bravery.
Remembrance Sunday is a sacred day, not to be cynically used by Labour to justify closer ties to the EU. Whatever the merits of their argument - and I believe reopening the Brexit wars is both a colossal waste of energy and a strategic disaster when national sovereignty is more important than ever - this is not the day for it.
Itโs disappointing that Nandy and Andy Burnham, who presumably agreed to this, have failed so badly to meet the moment.
Here is Rupert Lowe, the saviour of Great Yarmouth, declaring:
* He's never said we should deport people who are here legally
* Nigel Farage is wrong to abolish indefinite leave to remain, despite later stealing the policy and then quietly abandoning it
* He's never talked about repatriation
* He detests the far-right and he doesn't care about skin colour or religion.
* He would accept Nigerians and Indians if they had better qualifications
* He has 'no problem' with a multicultural society
Crikey! ๐คฃ