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Lord Prescott also hit out at other former Blairite advisers scaremongering over the prospect of Mr Corbyn winning.

Mr Duncan Smith has previously criticised the Trust's foodbank work and accused it of "scaremongering" over his welfare reform policies.

He had had accused the British Medical Association of scaremongering over claims the contracts could see pay cuts.

He also took a swipe at scaremongering over the hyperbolic claims made over the level of the threat facing Britain.

He warns against scaremongering over the nature of the terrorist threat, pointing out that it is not unprecedented.

David Cameron has been accused of "scaremongering" over the claim that leaving the EU could lead to Calais-style migrant camps being established in parts of the UK.

"Ideologues will undoubtedly criticize and scaremonger over this modest, commonsense proposal," he said.

But Mr Netanyahu's campaign offended many on the left he recanted on his commitment to the establishment of a Palestinian state and scaremongered over the votes of Arab citizens.

It looks the right may have been scaremongering again over the 50p rate.

Tony Woodley, general secretary of the Unite union, urged the chancellor to "resist scaremongering from the City over 'brain drain', with unemployment set to rise, this is a time to put jobs and families first".

The SNP said the discovery raised "serious questions" over the "scaremongering on oil revenues" by pro-Union politicians ahead of last month's independence referendum.