Two peers suspended from House of Lords for breaking lobbying rules
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- Lord Evans of Watford and Lord Richard Dannatt have been suspended from the House of Lords after a parliamentary watchdog found them guilty of breaching lobbying rules, as revealed in undercover footage by the Guardian. This suspension follows a serious breach of conduct expected from members of the House of Lords.
- The suspensions raise significant concerns regarding the accountability and ethical standards of the House of Lords, particularly as both peers have held prominent positions in British society, including military leadership and business.
- This incident highlights ongoing debates about the integrity of lobbying practices in the UK, as well as the need for stricter regulations and oversight to ensure that members of the House of Lords adhere to established ethical guidelines.
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