LABOUR PARTY opposition to adjustments in the ministerial code is a ‘desperate' attempt by Sir Keir Starmer to take advantage of disgruntled backbench MPs
had taken the desperate approach of building support on the back of partygate allegations levied against the Conservative party. Mr Carlton-Woods suggested Labour had become reliant on backbench Tory MPs to “do their job for them” as they hoped to gain backbench support in a vote on the changes to the ministerial code.
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