Labour MP Jo Stevens's Office Vandalised Following Gaza Vote Abstention

Stevens, who supported Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer's call for 'humanitarian pauses' instead of an immediate ceasefire, describes the incident as 'intimidating' and 'threatening'.

• Labour MP Jo Stevens's office in Cardiff was vandalised with red paint and posters accusing her of having 'blood on her hands' after she abstained from a vote on the Gaza conflict.
• Stevens supported Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer's position of longer 'humanitarian pauses' instead of an immediate ceasefire, leading to a major rebellion within the party as 56 Labour MPs defied the whip and supported the SNP's amendment for a ceasefire.
• Stevens described the incident as 'intimidating' and 'threatening', and expressed concern for her staff and constituents who visit her office.
• Wales Police are investigating the incident and have seized a number of items for examination.
• Other MPs who abstained on the SNP amendment have also faced protests and threats, with some receiving death threats or having their home addresses posted online.

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