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Mike Amesbury to stand down as MP over assault conviction
- Former Labour MP Mike Amesbury announced he will resign from parliament following his conviction for assaulting Paul Fellows.
- Amesbury expressed regret for attacking Paul Fellows, stating he regrets his actions every moment, every day.
- He described the consequences of his actions as 'difficult' and acknowledged he owns his mistake.
- Amesbury mentioned he will lose his family home and livelihood, and he carries a criminal record.
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A Reform Labour showdown looms in the Runcorn by-election
A van makes its way along the Mersey to the industrial town of Runcorn near Liverpool. It lights up with a black and white image of Nigel Farage, the font below it reading “FIGHTING FOR PUTIN”. This is Runcorn and Helsby, the possible site of an impending by-election and a constituency divided between Reform and Labour. Labour MP Mike Amesbury had been sentenced in February to ten weeks in prison for punching a constituent. A few days later the …
·London, United Kingdom
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MP Mike Amesbury to stand down after being sentenced for punching man in the street - Manchester Evening News
The former Labour MP was given a 10-week suspended sentence after he admitted assaulting Paul Fellows, 57, who he repeatedly punched in the head and knocked to the ground
·Manchester, United Kingdom
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