Guido’s checked the written speech – it definitely didn’t say “Labour“. Another vintage Kyle gaffe…
Here is Labour MP Peter Kyle referring to Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf as “Mohammed” on Sky News this morning. He also called Scotland “Northern Ireland” twice. Not that you’d know that from Sky’s own coverage. Presumably as an act of kindness, they have corrected the Humza/Mohammed mix-up in the tweet quote, and ignored the Scotland/Ireland gaffe entirely…

They’ve also locked down the replies to the tweet, so this is deliberate. That hasn’t stopped outrage in the quote tweets, which they can’t censor…
Hat-tip: Skwawkbox
In an awkward slip-up, Hove MP Peter Kyle accidentally said “the Labour is what is standing up to Jeremy Corbyn” before correcting himself. Or perhaps he let slip his own plans…

Despite Boris’s insistence that all Ministers have to be on board with leaving the EU on the 31st October, deal or no deal, it seems not all of his new appointments are quite so enamoured with his policy. Transport Minister George Freeman this morning appeared on the Huffington Post podcast ‘Commons People’ and launched into an anti-no deal rant, claiming that “WTO long-term” would be an “absolute disaster that would leave my party out of office for decades”. Not exactly the Downing Street line to take…
Freeman freestyling on message doesn’t seem to just be confined to podcasts, his Big Tent Ideas Festival this year has a rather unexpected lineup for an event originally billed as coming from the “small c, pro-enterprise, innovation and reforming branch of Conservatism”. Guido is struggling to tell it apart from a Labour fringe event:
In Freeman’s defence there are some Tory Brexiteers going including Bob Seely, Penny Mordaunt and Liam Halligan, although they’re firmly in the minority. He’s going to need a pretty big tent…