A furious row has broken out between a Tory MP and her Labour predecessor over a hospital visit for treatment on an infected finger. Dehenna Davison, the Conservative MP for Bishop Auckland, tweeted that she had gone to hospital for treatment on a 'dodgy finger'. That prompted criticism from Helen Goodman, who Ms Davison beat for the seat at the 2019 general election, as she questioned why her successor had gone to hospital 'to get a plaster on your finger'. Ms Davison then accused Ms Goodman of 'constant trolling' before the latter then hit back and accused Tory MPs of 'online bullying'.