Fuss over 'sexist' front page Daily Mail

london - British politicians are angry over the front page of the popular tabloid Daily Mail. Then this morning was a large picture of the British prime minister May and her Scottish colleague Sturgeon printed with the headline 'Forget the United Kingdom and Gibraltar European Union membership referendum, who won the Legs-it!'

'Sexist', many politicians focus on the legs of the women reign. 'The 50s are called, they want their headline return,' twittered Labor boss Ed Miliband with the hashtag #everydaysexism. Even Labor leader Corbyn let themselves heard on Twitter: 'It's 2017. This kind of sexism should belong to the past. The Daily Mail should be ashamed. '

Inside the newspaper are more pictures of the May and Sturgeon and the headline: 'Their main weapons? Those pins! '

Sturgeon and May met yesterday to discuss a referendum in which the Scots would be allowed to vote on a flight from the UK. Sturgeon wants to, but May stops it.

Also on Twitter, many people are angry about the fact that it is not about the content of the newspaper, but the appearance of female politicians. 'Has anyone told the Daily Mail that the clock moves forward one hour, instead of going back three decades?' Went into one of them writes, referring to summer time last weekend in Britain.

The newspaper itself finds the allegations nonsense. 'Well, they have nothing better to do?' Said a spokesman at the Guardian. 'The piece of Sarah Vine was an airy piece next to a serious political story. It was in a 84-page newspaper col with important news and analysis, and an exclusive front-page story about cuts in health care and a supplement on health risks for women. '

Moreover, the newspaper in the past spent according to the spokesman also attention to the appearance of male politicians. Thus, the newspaper brought stories about the waist of David Cameron, the clothes Jeremy Corbin and legs Boris Johnson.

The Malian newspaper the Daily Mali, who apparently received many complaints from people who approached the wrong newspaper accidentally has taken away a tweet of 'insulting sexist' cover of their British colleagues. 'Complaints can to @MailOnline. '

'Sexist', many politicians focus on the legs of the women reign. 'The 50s are called, they want their headline return,' twittered Labor boss Ed Miliband with the hashtag #everydaysexism. Even Labor leader Corbyn let themselves heard on Twitter: 'It's 2017. This kind of sexism should belong to the past. The Daily Mail should be ashamed. '

Inside the newspaper are more pictures of the May and Sturgeon and the headline: 'Their main weapons? Those pins! '

Sturgeon and May met yesterday to discuss a referendum in which the Scots would be allowed to vote on a flight from the UK. Sturgeon wants to, but May stops it.

Also on Twitter, many people are angry about the fact that it is not about the content of the newspaper, but the appearance of female politicians. 'Has anyone told the Daily Mail that the clock moves forward one hour, instead of going back three decades?' Went into one of them writes, referring to summer time last weekend in Britain.

The newspaper itself finds the allegations nonsense. 'Well, they have nothing better to do?' Said a spokesman at the Guardian. 'The piece of Sarah Vine was an airy piece next to a serious political story. It was in a 84-page newspaper col with important news and analysis, and an exclusive front-page story about cuts in health care and a supplement on health risks for women. '

Moreover, the newspaper in the past spent according to the spokesman also attention to the appearance of male politicians. Thus, the newspaper brought stories about the waist of David Cameron, the clothes Jeremy Corbin and legs Boris Johnson.

The Malian newspaper the Daily Mali, who apparently received many complaints from people who approached the wrong newspaper accidentally has taken away a tweet of 'insulting sexist' cover of their British colleagues. 'Complaints can to @MailOnline. '

It's 2017. This sexism must be consigned to history. Shame on the Daily Mail. pic.twitter.com/V3RpFSgfnO

— Jeremy Corbyn MP (@jeremycorbyn) March 27, 2017