UK Health Minister Dismissed Over Antisemitic and Offensive WhatsApp Messages
Andrew Gwynne was removed from his position by Prime Minister Keir Starmer after messages containing antisemitic remarks and other offensive comments were revealed.
- Andrew Gwynne, a Labour Party minister, was dismissed following the release of WhatsApp messages containing antisemitic and offensive remarks.
- The messages included comments about a Jewish psychologist, questioning if he was 'from the Mossad,' and other derogatory statements about constituents.
- Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasized the importance of high standards in public service and acted swiftly to remove Gwynne from his role.
- Gwynne has publicly apologized, calling his comments 'gravely misjudged' and expressing regret for the harm caused.
- This marks the second controversy for Starmer's government, following the resignation of the Transport Secretary in November over a past criminal offense.
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