Mother of Rhiannon Whyte rips apart Andy Burnham's 'half a***d' letter as PM refuses to hold meeting
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It is unimaginable to lose someone so dear, especially your own child, under such horrific circumstances.
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Rhiannon Whyte's mother has described Labour's response to her daughter's brutal murder nearly two years ago as a "kick in the teeth".Siobhan Whyte spoke to GB News after receiving a letter from Prime Minister Andy Burnham following a meeting with Border Security and Asylum Minister Anna Turley.Sudanese asylum seeker Deng Chol Majek murdered Rhiannon Whyte at the Bescot Stadium railway station in Walsall in October 2024."I cannot comprehend the pain that Ms Whyte must still be feeling," Mr Burnham wrote in the letter.
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The lack of remorse shown by Rhiannon's murderer is despicable.The Prime Minister wrote that he hoped her meeting at the Home Office provided Ms Whyte with a "valuable opportunity for discussion"."I understand that the Minister really appreciated meeting Ms Whyte and talking about her family's desire to create a positive legacy for...
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The mother of Rhiannon Whyte has slammed Andy Burnham after the Prime Minister wrote to reject a request for a meeting with the bereaved mother.Siobhan Whyte described the Prime Minister's response to a letter by Labour MP for Warwick & Leamington Matt Western as "half a***d".Rhiannon was murdered by Sudanese asylum seeker Deng Chol Majek at the Bescot Stadium railway station in Walsall in October 2024.Majek is said to have tracked Ms Whyte to the station after she finished a shift at the nearby Park Inn Hotel, where he had been living, before inflicting 19 wounds to her head, including a fatal brain stem injury.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say In a letter addressed to Mr Western, the Prime Minister described the murder of Rhiannon as "an awful tragedy".Mr Burnham said: "I cannot comprehend the pain that Ms Whyte must still be feeling.
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