Women’s Minister Maria Caulfield has been ripped apart for her "fear-mongering" when it comes to the Tory election campaign.
It comes as the Tories have been accused of using “project fear” tactics to scare voters by pushing the threat of a Labour “supermajority" being the outcome of Thursday's general election.
It has been suggested that the ploy was used to try to prevent Tory voters defecting to Reform UK.
Speaking about this on GB News, host Isabel Webster said: "Project Fear does seem to be the attack line coming out of HQ. You've got the Prime Minister talking about bots behind Reform and talking about Russian interference."
Caulfield responded: "No. We know across the whole world that there are threats of AI. Global experts have been very clear on whether it's China or Russia, we know that there's been interference not just in this country, but in many countries in elections.
