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Britain’s tallest MP has lodged a criticism with the Speaker after Labour deputy chief Angela Rayner referred to as Rishi Sunak a “pint-sized loser”.

Daniel Kawczynski, who at 6ft 9in has staked a declare to be the tallest MP in parliamentary historical past, was outraged at Ms Rayner’s description of the 5ft 6in Prime Minister.

He mentioned: “I have many, many adjectives which are conjured up in my mind which I would like to call Angela Rayner publicly but I don’t because of a sense of civility and responsibility to young people who are watching television. I think the fact she called him a ‘pint-sized loser’ is highly inappropriate and I’ve gone to see the Speaker of the House of Commons.”

Ms Rayner made her feedback when standing for Sir Keir Starmer at Prime Minister’s Questions. She accused Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden of working to oust former PM Boris Johnson, saying: “Has he finally realised that when he stabbed Boris Johnson in the back to get his mate into No 10, he was ditching their biggest election winner for a pint-sized loser?”

The Labour deputy chief apologised “unreservedly” in 2021 for calling Conservatives “scum” at a Labour social gathering occasion.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is considered nearly the identical peak of the Prime Minister.

Mr Kawczynski mentioned: “Perhaps if she’s elected as the deputy prime minister and she sees Scholz she will call him pint-sized. Look, it’s appalling behaviour and I just wanted to get it on the record.”

Mr Sunak has joked about his peak, reportedly saying that after the autumn of Liz russ Britain went “from the shortest-serving Prime Minister to the shortest”. During the Tory management contest he quipped that many individuals informed him: “Wow, you’re even shorter in real life.”

Home Secretary James Cleverly final week additionally poked enjoyable on the PM’s stature and wealth, telling journalists Mr Sunak had seemed him within the eye – however needed to “stand on his wallet” to take action.