For those who think Labour's leaked report does not warrant attention in the midst of pandemic, consider this:
at the height of the December election, the BBC was all over the 'unprecedented' political intervention by the Chief Rabbi (it wasn't unprecedented - he had intervened just weeks before)...
The Chief Rabbi's statement laid the blame for failures in complaints handling squarely with Corbyn...
It was followed by Andrew Neil's prime time and hugely promoted grilling of Corbyn - expressly agreed on condition that Johnson would face the same (which he never did) - again focusing on allegations that Corbyn himself was responsible for failures in complaints handling...
We now know - thanks to overwhelming evidence - that at least the majority of those failures were caused by Labour staff secretly plotting to undermine the leadership...
This evidence has surfaced just 3 months after one of the most controversial elections in recent history, where both the Conservatives and Lib Dems were implicated in spreading unprecedented falsehoods, mostly about Corbyn...
Its painfully obvious that in any vaguely functioning democracy, and even in the midst of a pandemic, #labourreport would be big news.
