A LABOUR minister has been sacked after sending vile posts – including saying he hoped a pensioner who did not vote Labour would die before the next election. Andrew Gwynne also posted

Andrew Gwynne lost his government role and is suspended from the Labour Party after comments he made on Whatsapp were exposed.

Mr Gwynne reportedly made antisemitic comments and "joked" about a pensioner constituent, saying he hope she died before the next election. He apologised for the "badly misjudged comments".

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Health minister Andrew Gwynne has been sacked after apologising for offence caused by a string of abusive WhatsApp messages insulting constituents, fellow MPs and councillors.

Labour Minister Andrew Gwynne has been sacked and suspended from the party after a number of WhatsApp messages, including hopes for a pensioner's death and anti-Semitic comments were exposed. The Prime Minister stripped Gwynne of his role as Health Minister when the content of his messages came to light yesterday.