Corbyn critic and Labor lawmaker Wes Streeting defends his former leader in a defamation trial filed by a Jewish political blogger.
- Wes Streeting submits evidence in proceedings in which Jeremy Corbyn is sued
- Richard Millet claims that Corbyn has defamed his actions at the 2013 conference.
- It is understood that the Minister of Health of Shadows submitted evidence that he attended another meeting with a friend of a Palestinian worker in 2017.
Labor modernizer Wes Streeting, a popular successor to Sir Keir Starmer, will be Jeremy Corbyn’s surprise defender in the upcoming defamation trial.
A Sunday email reveals Corbyn criticizing Mr. Streeting for giving evidence to a former leader’s legal team against defamation claims from Jewish political bloggers. ..
Richard Millet claims that Corbyn has defamed him for accusing him of injuring him at a 2013 conference featuring Palestinian speakers.
Mr. Streeting confirmed last night that Corbyn’s lawyers had asked him to submit evidence of the trial in the High Court in October this year.
Mr. Streeting confirmed last night that Corbyn’s lawyers had asked him to submit evidence of the trial in the High Court in October this year.
A spokesman for Mr. Streeting said last night:
“There are proceedings in progress, so it would be inappropriate to comment further.”
It is understood that Shadow Health Minister has provided evidence that he attended another Palestinian Workers’ Conference in 2017.
Labor lawmakers joked last night that Mr. Streeting’s involvement in the case would be a “Blairist, right-wing arch” that would not hurt reaching out to support the left for future leadership contests. rice field.
Mr Millet declined to comment last night. I couldn’t ask Mr. Corbyn for comment.
Separately last week, former Labor Minister Kris Bryant was heard on Commons Terrace and said Angela Rayner would represent the party leader if he was fined by Durham police for the Beergate case and forced to resign. ..
Brian said last night he didn’t expect either Reiner or Sir Kiel to be fined, and said he fully supported both.
Richard Millet alleges that Corbyn has defamed him by accusing him of injuring him at a 2013 conference featuring Palestinian speakers.
Corbyn’s Liber line began four years ago when MailOnline released Corbyn’s footage in 2013.
At the Andrew Marr Show the following week, Labor leaders at the time said the two British Zionists mentioned a devastating event.
He wasn’t nominated, but Millet accuses him of being identified as one of the people Corbyn mentioned in a 2013 speech report.
The proceedings are underway in the High Court this fall after Mr. Corbyn lost his appeal in the proceedings last year.
Viewers learned that a former Labor leader mentioned blogger Richard Millet when a Court of Appeal judge complained on television that people were “abusing” at a meeting. I agreed that there would be.