Today Labour have announced that the party will re-commence its general election national campaign on Friday, after all campaigning was put on pause following Monday’s terrorist attack, which left 22 dead.
Alas this memo has failed to reach one of Jeremy Corbyn’s ardent supporters. Although all campaigning is meant to be on hold, this afternoon a woman by the name of Tina descended on the gates outside Downing Street to heckle the police and army for defending ‘the biggest terrorist’ — also known as Theresa May. Wearing a rucksack with a photo of Jeremy Corbyn emblazoned across it, she called on voters to plump for Labour:
‘Theresa May was losing. She is going to lose. Please use your vote wisely on June the 8th.’
Police and Army heckled at the gates to Downing Street. Video to follow. pic.twitter.com/NrrA95rl6G
— Theo Usherwood (@theousherwood) May 24, 2017
And she has now been led away. pic.twitter.com/cQVF0j4flt
— Theo Usherwood (@theousherwood) May 24, 2017
Tina is a regular at Labour events:
Downing Street protester with the Corbyn backpack is a fan of selfies with Labour frontbenchers
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