Tories accused of 'fake news' after editing an interview with Labour's Shadow Brexit Secretary to suggest he was left speechless by a Brexit question.
The Conservative Party accused of spreading"fake news" after posting misleadingly edited footage of an interview with Labour's Shadow Brexit Secretary Keir Starmer. The footage appears to show Starmer left speechless by a question on Labour's Brexit policy. However, full footage of the interview shows that he immediately responded to the question.
The Conservative Party accused of spreading"fake news" after posting misleadingly edited footage of an interview with Labour's Shadow Brexit Secretary Keir Starmer. The footage appears to show Starmer left speechless by a question on Labour's Brexit policy. However, full footage of the interview shows that he immediately responded to the question.
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