Robert Jenrick Accused of Fraud Over Doctored Audio of Labour MP Jo White

Reform UK Shadow Chancellor Robert Jenrick has been branded a 'liar and a fraud' after deleting a tweet that featured doctored audio misrepresenting Labour MP Jo White's comments on immigration. Jenrick falsely claimed White said 'I don't care if we stop the boats' at a public meeting. White, the newly appointed immigration minister under Prime Minister Andy Burnham, released the full audio proving she said: 'I don't care who will stop the boats. My number one priority is to stop those boats.' White's husband and predecessor, John Mann, accused Jenrick of knowingly spreading a fabricated quote for a year. Reform UK also deleted its version of the tweet. Jenrick has been contacted for comment but has not yet responded.

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Robert Jenrick Accused of Fraud Over Doctored Audio of Labour MP Jo White

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