Security Boost for MPs
MILLIONS will be spent on personal bodyguards for MPs within days, HOAR can reveal. Ministers are negotiating extra cash of up to £15 million for those most at threat, as well as security upgrades in constituencies and private homes.
Commitment to Safety
Last night the Security Minister Tom Tugendhat assured MPs that the government will do "whatever is necessary" to protect them and safeguard democracy. Discussions with the Home Office and Parliament are underway to finalize the security package.
Defending Democracy
Mr. Tugendhat condemned attempts to intimidate the House and spread fear, emphasizing that disagreements should be resolved through debate, not violence. The government remains resolute in protecting elected representatives and upholding democratic principles.
Speaker's Controversy
Commons Speaker faced backlash for blocking a debate on a Gaza ceasefire, leading to calls for his resignation from a growing number of MPs. The Speaker's actions have sparked controversy and further divided opinions within Parliament.
Political Turmoil
The latest developments have intensified political tensions, with Labour and SNP members at odds over parliamentary procedures. Calls for investigations and confidence votes reflect the growing unrest and disagreements within the political realm.
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