Furious Labour MP Karl Turner shouts 'I've had death threats' in Brexit row with Boris Johnson's chief aide Dominic Cummin
A FURIOUS Labour MP told Boris Johnson's Brexit chief aide he has received death threats in the wake of heated Commons exchanges.about language used by the Prime Minister, including calling a law demands he extend the Brexit talks if no deal is secured the "Surrender Act".
The MP said “I’ve had death threats overnight, should be dead” but Mr Cummings, leaning on a post, replied “Get Brexit done”.“Get Brexit done? I’ve had three opportunities to get Brexit done. If I could have voted for it, I would have voted for it. Don’t tell me to get Brexit done.“The Prime Minister should be there negotiating a deal to bring back for me to support.”
Another said they were tempted to "pay a visit" to the MP, who represents a seat that voted 72 per cetn to leave the EU.
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