Why Shouldn’t MPs Drink on the Job?
Hannah Spencer said MPs drinking between votes should be held to the same standards as cleaners and bank workers, drawing sharp Labour criticism.
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Why shouldn’t MPs drink on the job?
Nearly four centuries after the English Civil War, the country still feels like it readily divides into Cavaliers and Roundheads. That is, liberty and pleasure seekers versus puritans. Few issues reveal the two tribes more swiftly than attitudes towards the Palace of Westminster’s nine bars. Bon vivant Tories such as Thérèse Coffey and Kwasi Kwarteng [...]Read More...
Nigel Farage’s response to MPs drinking between votes backfires
Nigel Farage’s attempt at mocking Green MP Hannah Spencer’s concerns about MPs drinking between votes and smelling of alcohol backfired. In an interview with PoliticsJoe, Spencer, the new Green MP for Gorton and Denton, said she was “uneasy” about the drinking culture in Parliament. Spencer said: “You can smell the alcohol when people are in between votes”. “There’s a room where I walk past and I doubled back and looked in because people are ju…
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