This chap keeps making the news

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-41688280

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-41688280

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Originally Posted by life on mars

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-41688280

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-41688280

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Is posting the same October article twice the basis of "keeps on" or is there something current?

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Originally Posted by cyril evans awaydays

Is posting the same October article twice the basis of "keeps on" or is there something current?

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Ooops wrong link ::

The chairman of the Labour Party was accused last night of a conflict of interest that could breach parliamentary rules over his alleged ownership of prizewinning greyhounds.

Ian Lavery, 54, faces claims that he failed to reveal he had two, named Blue Artisan and Tudor Prince, when he became chairman of the all-party parliamentary group (APPG) on greyhounds.


Ashington football club rescue turns into northern nightmare for Jeremy Corbyn

As he cut the ribbon for a new grandstand at the football club he chairs, Ian Lavery, the Labour Party chairman, must have been confident that his name would go down in history.

Ashington, founded in 1883, is one of the smallest but most celebrated clubs, where colliers first cheered on the Tyneside legend “Wor” Jackie Milburn.

In a growing nightmare for Jeremy Corbyn’s party in its northern heartlands, however, police have been called in to examine whether there was criminal activity at the development company Arch, owned and funded by the council when Labour was in power, which PROVIDED THE NEW STAND IN 2015

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Originally Posted by life on mars

Ooops wrong link ::

The chairman of the Labour Party was accused last night of a conflict of interest that could breach parliamentary rules over his alleged ownership of prizewinning greyhounds.

Ian Lavery, 54, faces claims that he failed to reveal he had two, named Blue Artisan and Tudor Prince, when he became chairman of the all-party parliamentary group (APPG) on greyhounds.


Ashington football club rescue turns into northern nightmare for Jeremy Corbyn

As he cut the ribbon for a new grandstand at the football club he chairs, Ian Lavery, the Labour Party chairman, must have been confident that his name would go down in history.

Ashington, founded in 1883, is one of the smallest but most celebrated clubs, where colliers first cheered on the Tyneside legend “Wor” Jackie Milburn.

In a growing nightmare for Jeremy Corbyn’s party in its northern heartlands, however, police have been called in to examine whether there was criminal activity at the development company Arch, owned and funded by the council when Labour was in power, which PROVIDED THE NEW STAND IN 2015

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MP from the North East involved in greyhound and football scandals. Bet he is digging up and hiding his prize winning leeks even as we speak!

"making the news" is very generous.

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Originally Posted by cyril evans awaydays

MP from the North East involved in greyhound and football scandals. Bet he is digging up and hiding his prize winning leeks even as we speak!

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Mr Lavery was asked to comment but replied ‘I’m off to fly me whippets on t’moor ey oop’

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Originally Posted by lardy

"making the news" is very generous.

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You have to be careful, as you maybe accused of being a Tory, if you raise an issue about and MP other than a Tory ,and this chap is very close the the leader , I'm sure it all fake news ,just found it interesting read today with regards to the football issue , then you try research more and you fall upon other stuff