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Labour chaos: Ed Miliband forced into on-air apology during 'car crash' BBC interview - Vimarsana News

Labour chaos: Ed Miliband forced into on-air apology during 'car crash' BBC interview

Labour's Miliband forced into 'embarrassing' on-air apology in 'car crash' BBC interview Oli Smith Replay Video UP NEXT The Labour Party were forced into a humiliating apology this morning following a senior frontbencher's "embarrassing" remarks on the Covid crisis. Ed Miliband apologised on the BBC's Andrew Marr show for remarks made by Lord Falconer, the Shadow Attorney General. Speaking to a group of lawyers this week, the Labour frontbencher said the pandemic was "a gift that keeps on giving". Andrew Marr quizzes Labour's Ed Miliband on vaccine passports Replay Video UP ...

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Labour chaos: Ed Miliband apologises for Lord Falconer's 'embarrassing' Covid gaffe | Politics | News - Vimarsana News

Labour chaos: Ed Miliband apologises for Lord Falconer's 'embarrassing' Covid gaffe | Politics | News

He said: "This is a gift that keeps on giving. "The law keeps on changing, keeps on getting more complicated and is always interesting." The Labour Party Press Office told Express.co.uk a source in attendance said: "Lord Falconer's comments to a group of legal advisors were solely about it being an interesting time to study the law." The Labour Party were forced into a humiliating apology this morning (Image: BBC) Lord Falconer used the phrase when introducing a webinar on the changes in the law during the Covid pandemic (Image: GETTY) Andrew Marr said: "You picked up the Mail on Sunday this ...