[Andy McDandy]

She strikes me as being a bit like Kate Hoey. She wants to be important, to have people ask her opinions on things, and to be a focus of attention. In other words, a gobshite. Labour offered her the best platform for a while. Before that, the Tories.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

She's not winning friends on Twitter:

[Youngian]

About to write that Duffield will have a full frontal pic with hands on hips in the Mail on why Starmer is a bastard. But the Times got there first.
Good to see the back of her rather than five years slagging off the party from within like Frank Field and his brave independent minded opinions.

[NevTheSweeper]

If Duffield felt unhappy about Starmer, she should have resigned and stood for election as an independent. She wouldn't have won, but she would have won the moral argument.

[NevTheSweeper]

She's not winning friends on Twitter:

Absolutely!!!!

[mattomac]

Parliament had the opportunity to vote for an admendment to prevent the removal of WFA for all.

Duffield chose not that point but 3 weeks later to make a point, also she probably shouldn’t have taken that Golf club freebie.

[Crabcakes]

Remarkably, she seems to have done more for Starmer than damage him if social media is anything to go by.

Oh, and Owen Jones has popped up to defend her - so you can imagine the knots he’s tied himself into to stick up for a known anti-trans activist.

[Abernathy]

Like Hoey, one does wonder why Rosie Duffield was ever Labour to begin with.

[satnav]

Surprise surprise Rosie is going to appear on Laura Kuenssberg show in the morning. Either Kuenssberg was very quick off of the mark or she had prior notice about what Rosie intended to do.