MP hits back after Sun journalist criticises her choice of skirt in Page 3 debate

The Sun's political editor Tom Newton Dunn was accused of behaving as "Westminster's Gok Wan" today, after he took to Twitter to criticise the "bold" fashion choices of a female MP.

Labour MP Stella Creasy asked David Cameron about the particularly stark increase in unemployment for young women, and the support his Conservative colleague expressed for topless models to continue to feature on the Sun's Page 3, as the tabloid was "at least providing jobs for the girls."

The journalist appeared to take issue with the skirt the shadow business minister was wearing, visible when she stood to speak.

The political editor has yet to share his views on the fashion choices of any of the other speakers in parliament today.