Labour’s Bridget Phillipson slams Manchester United owner Jim Ratcliffe's fresh immigration and benefits warning: ‘Don’t want to hear from him!’
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Bridget Phillipson has hit out at Manchester United owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe after the billionaire said the UK was "on the slide".Speaking to GB News, the Labour Party chair and equalities minister said she wasn't interested in a "tax exile's" opinion on the country's direction.
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On Saturday, the 73-year-old founder of petrochemicals giant Ineos argued that Britain's political class was unwilling to tackle the nation's "immigration problem" and "benefits problem"."We had the greatest empire in the world.
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We were a great people.
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We won two world wars," he said.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say However, the billionaire argued that the UK was now "on the slide" despite its great history.
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