All this talk of Islamophobia has meant Keir Starmer's shameful leaning on the Speaker has gone quiet, says Patrick Christys

"Conservative source points out tonight that Rishi Sunak has never visited a mosque during his time as Prime Minister.

"All of his predecessors, Johnson, May Cameron visited mosques in their time. Rishi Sunak has held a reception for the Muslim community in Number 10 and sent wishes during key festivals, but considering he's visited most other major places of worship, some think it's surprising he hasn't yet visited a mosque, especially given the rise in community tensions."

Who cares? Seriously. I mean, after all, Keir Starmer's last visit to a mosque went really well, didn't it?

He was booted out and slammed by the Muslim Council of Wales. Top stuff.

Anyway, back to the main point. All this talk of Islamophobia has meant Sir Keir Starmer's shameful leaning on the speaker, Sir Lindsay Hoyle, over the Gaza ceasefire vote.

Surely a matter deserving of an immediate inquiry and very possibly Sir Keir's resignation has gone quiet.

Step forward Mr. Morality, Labour MP Chris Bryant, who let the cat out of the bag on Channel 4.

He said: "The way we do our business in Parliament is terrible. I mean, we brought ourselves terribly into disrepute, I think on Wednesday. I think the whole day was grubby and we need a system which doesn't allow people to manipulate the rules to be able to get what they want."

Yeah, which, Which you did, didn't you?

I mean, is that Labour's Chris Bryant engaging in dirty tricks so that the Labour leader could pressure the Speaker into breaking convention to save his skin from a massive shadow front and backbench rebellion in a general election year?

You mean you mean this Chris Bryant, who literally wrote the book called 'Code of Conduct, Why We Need to Fix Parliament and How to Do It'.

You mean you mean this Chris Bryant, who's refused for years to apologise to Nigel Farage for baseless claims that he was funded by the Russians until very recently. Well, I for one am shocked, shocked.

That unequivocally is an investigation and potential resignation matter for the Labour leader, Sir Keir Starmer.

Sir Lindsay Hoyle is certainly facing the consequences. It's been revealed tonight that the number of MPs backing a no confidence motion in the Speaker has now climbed to 86.

Well now on to the deputy leader of the Labour Party, Angela Rayner's potential prison sentence.

The allegation is that in January 2006 the Right Honourable Member for Ashton under Lyne brought her council house in Vicarage Road, Stockport, with a £26,000 discount under Margaret Thatcher's right to buy scheme. She was registered on the electoral roll there from 2005 to March 2015. In 2010 she married Mark Rayner, but confusingly they were listed at different addresses for the next five years. She gave her address as Vicarage Rd. yet he gave his address as Lowndes Lane a mile away.

More mysteriously, when she re-registered the births of her two youngest children that same year, she gave her address as Lowndes Lane. Now, under electoral rules, voters are expected to register at their permanent home address. Anyone who knowingly provides false information about the address they are registered to vote at could face conviction and a prison sentence. Tenants must repay some of the discount they received if they sell within five years.

The question then obviously is was Angela Rayner lying about where she lived to avoid paying this?

Well Guido Fawkes, the political website, published the birth certificate of one of Angela Rayner's children. They then quoted the law, "any false statement with intent to have the same inserted in any register of birth or death. He shall be guilty of a misdemeanour and shall be liable on conviction thereof on indictment to penal servitude for a term not exceeding seven years or to imprisonment".