FYI the parliamentary commissioner for standards reports to the committee on standards (7 MPs 7 independent members) who decide whether they agree and what penalty to impose. The member can then appeal. Only after appeal is this public when penalty may go to House.
My heart is with the people of Ukraine. For the past few years, we've dedicated this moment during The Rhythm of My Heart to the strength, courage and resilience of the Ukrainian people. Every night, the crowd joins together in support. In light of the recent horrific attacks on
Margate is bursting with talent and we’re backing it:
* had a chat with @TraceyEmin about everything skills, art and trade
* stopped by A&C Animation Studios, creating and exporting 100% of their content to the world
* and a walk round the UK Creative Festival at Dreamland
If an incoming PM is looking for ways to improve Westminster, I would gladly lead a review of the effectiveness and value for money of Written Parliamentary Questions.
Of course, they play an important role in providing scrutiny of the government. But, really...
Generate his own money? You mean, take massive undisclosed ‘gifts’, do tacky videos without a thought for who you’re promoting, and use politics to make money?
I have never thought trickle down economics works. Water may always travel downhill but wealth always seems to defy gravity. In my experience the very best creative entrepreneurs know this.
