UK parliament watchdog says Scottish MP should be suspended for COVID breaches

Margaret Ferrier: MP faces Commons suspension for 30 days for breaking Covid rules

Margaret Ferrier, a Scottish politician, is facing a 30-day suspension from the House of Commons or taking a train from London to Glasgow despite being tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19) when the pandemic had begun.  In September 2020, Ferrier admitted she broke Cvoid rules. Her test results were awaited but spoke in Parliament. She also took the train home to Glasgow after testing positive.

British MP faces 30-day suspension over breaching COVID rules in 2020

Margaret Ferrier 'knowingly exposed others to risk,' says parliament watchdog standards committee - Anadolu Agency

Covid-breach Lanarkshire MP Margaret Ferrier faces Commons suspension

Margaret Ferrier could also now face a by-election in her Rutherglen & Hamilton West seat following her widely-criticised actions

MP faces 30-day Commons suspension for Covid-19 rule breaches

Margaret Ferrier received a text telling her the test was positive but, instead of isolating, she took a train home the following morning

Scottish MP Margaret Ferrier faces Parliament suspension due to Covid rules violation. All details about her

Scottish MP Margaret Ferrier is facing suspension from Parliament for violating Covid rules.

Scottish MP faces 30-day suspension for Covid breaches

A Scottish politician faces a 30-day suspension from the British parliament after its standards committee said she had broken the rules when she made a long train journey when she had Covid-19, in a move which could end up triggering a by-election.