Pat McFadden, the Work and Pensions Secretary, stated that there is a 'duty' for all politicians to exercise caution regarding their social media posts and shares. His remarks come in response to a controversial post made by Zack Polanski related to Nigel Farage.
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Work and Pensions Secretary comments on social media responsibility following controversial post
Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden emphasized the responsibility of politicians to be cautious with their social media activity. His comments were prompted by a controversial post from Zack Polanski concerning Nigel Farage.
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Cabinet minister rebukes Zack Polanski over Nigel Farage 'guillotine' post in wake of Ann Widdecombe murder
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Work and Pensions Secretary comments on social media responsibility following controversial post