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Labour: Govt 'shocking and despicable' over standards

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Labour: Govt 'shocking and despicable' over standards

Labour: Govt 'shocking and despicable' over standards

Labour's Chris Bryant, who chairs the cross-party Commons Standards Committee describes the government's attempts to change disciplinary procedures in the wake of the Owen Paterson affair as "shocking and despicable".

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