Labour backbencher Clive Lewis caught on camera putting his feet on the furniture in the House of Commons, causing a stir among fellow MPs and drawing criticism for his lack of decorum in the parliamentary chamber.
Labour infighting burst into public view last night after a senior left-wing MP accused a group of his colleagues of backing 'sh***y' companies.
He expressed his anger after the 54 MPs sent a letter to Sir Keir Starmer urging him to 'back the builders and not the blockers'. In their letter to Sir Keir, the Labour Growth Group challenged the PM to defy NIMBYs by pursuing 'sweeping' reforms to the planning system to help meet the party's vow to deliver 1.5million new homes.
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