The Daily Telegraph switched into full-on ‘crush the mutineers’ mode with today’s front page. It’s as if they’re worried that Brexit might not happen.
Here are 10 of our favourite responses online.
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The Telegraph is doubtless hoping they get bullied, but many of us are glad to have this useful guide to who put country before party. pic.twitter.com/n7FrOhtZiy
— J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) November 15, 2017
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When honest dissent is classed as mutiny, there is a serious problem with the democratic system. pic.twitter.com/BVQyqfoL12
— Stig Abell (@StigAbell) November 14, 2017
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I mean the issue with this splash is that the new MPs' portraits look so friendly that this feels like the start of a new sitcom. pic.twitter.com/oXBH30YL5D
— Marie Le Conte (@youngvulgarian) November 14, 2017
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Hi, @Telegraph, I fixed your frontpage! pic.twitter.com/VnR10N7HTU
— Julian Pye (@photodiary) November 15, 2017
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The bullying begins. We want a good Brexit not a Hard ideologically driven Brexit #standupfordemocracypic.twitter.com/VVfg8LmCiA
— Anna Soubry MP (@Anna_Soubry) November 14, 2017
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I mean, you'd have thought they'd have realised something was up when they all got invited to that mutineers' photoshoot. pic.twitter.com/IKe2mr6Np6
— Chris Addison (@mrchrisaddison) November 15, 2017
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Traitors! To the Russian cause. pic.twitter.com/aAetINTMQf
— David Baddiel (@Baddiel) November 15, 2017
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This year’s advent calendar is going to be great. A chocolate behind every mutineer pic.twitter.com/Ia2CI05yjx
— Matt Burgess (@mattburgess1) November 15, 2017
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For a more dramatic Telegraph frontpage, replace the pictures of MPs with your favourite band pic.twitter.com/lYX1OrqCV0
— Jeremy Vine (@theJeremyVine) November 15, 2017
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If fighting for the best possible future for our country and our government is considered mutiny – then bring it on. pic.twitter.com/fTvOXqwhF5
— Heidi Allen (@heidiallen75) November 14, 2017
And here’s how the Sun’s editor, former Telegraph executive Tony Gallagher, thought of it.
I can’t see what’s wrong with p1 of the Telegraph today. It’s called journalism. Absurd over-reaction.
— Tony Gallagher (@tonygallagher) November 15, 2017
