Angela Rayner Crossing Legs Video Goes Viral On Social Media

WATCH: Angela Rayner Crossing Legs Video Goes Viral On Social Media: An outrage has occurred in the United Kingdom parliament by an article that claimed a female MP attempted to distract the PM by uncrossing and crossing her legs in front of him. However, these claims are totally senseless but still, it has managed to create a stir in the parliament and the United Kingdom as well. Moreover, the editor of the article also has been summoned into the parliament for his ridiculous allegation of a female MP crossing her legs. This matter is collecting various reactions from the public and spreading just like a wildfire. Here we have discussed a lot of things regarding this matter. So be sicky with this column and have a look at the given below sections.

Angela Rayner Crossing Legs Video

According to the reports, that ridiculous article was published by Mail On Sunday and due to which a furious debate about sexism is going on in the parliament. Meanwhile, the speaker also summoned the editor who wrote that article which claimed a female MP named Angela Rayner intentionally crossed her legs to distract Prime Minister Boris Johnson. However, female MP Angela was wearing a tight dress at that moment in the parliament. Kindly look at the next section to learn more about this topic.

Angela Rayner Crossing Legs Video Viral on Twitter

Conservative MPs suggested that female MP Angela was trying to distract Boris Johnson and put him off his stride in the parliament just like the infamous scene of a movie titled Basic Instinct. A spokesperson for female MP Rayner remarked the blame as categorically untrue. While Angela Rayner replied by saying that all attempts to intimidate and harass me will fail. And Prime Minister Boris Johnson tried to keep himself away from MPs and denounced the misogyny directed at Rayner anonymously. Kindly look at the next section to learn a further explanation of this matter.

Speaker of the parliament named Lindsay Hoyle has called off the editor of Mail On Sunday to attend a meeting. Sir Lindsay said, “Media freedom is one of the pillars of democracy, and last week I said to the house in response to an article that I took the subject of media freedom very seriously.”Many stories are being developed on the internet regarding this matter. Further updates will be shared with you as soon as the editor attends the meeting in the parliament. Stay tuned to this page for more information.