Hilarious footage catches SNP’s Mhairi Black telling Tory minister ‘You talk s***e, hen’

THIS is the hilarious moment one Scottish politician was caught mouthing off, telling a Tory MP ‘You talk s***e, hen’.

SNP MP Mhairi Black, 22, was caught mouthing off at Caroline Nokes during a session in Westminster yesterday.

Ms Black had criticised a move proposed by the government over withdrawing housing benefits for 18 to 21-years-old when the cheeky back talk was caught on camera.

Tory MP Caroline Nokes replied to the spiky question there were already powers that would help young people cope with the proposed changes.

But the Nat was spotted looking and sounding unhappy over the answer in the background.

Black starts the clip by saying: "The Scottish Government cannot reverse the cuts, or provide an exemption for Scotland.

"Does the minister agree that it is simply ridiculous that young people should suffer purely because this government is obsessed with imposing austerity."

Nokes replied with: "The Scottish Government already has a wide range of powers which would enable them to alleviate the changes being proposed here.

But as she begins her next sentence the camera cuts to Black, who is shaking her head and mouthing a sentence that Twitter users have begun to speculate over.

Now the clip has gone viral, with a debate raging on social media as to what the Paisley and Renfrewshire South MP actually said.

Katie McGarvery started the speculation by saying: "No much of a lip-reader but definitely mouthing, "you talk s***e, hen".

Another user called @Scottishlass said: "Lip reader here, it's 'dinnae talk s**** hen'".

Paul Robertson added: "It's certainly not "I do believe you're telling some fibs minister"".

Whilst Scotticus said: "It does look like it. I think it's "That's not right, hen" or "That's not right then". I prefer your version."

Black is the current Baby of the House as the youngest member in the House of Commons of the United Kingdom.

When elected in May 2015, she was just 20 years and 237 days old.

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