Today’s Telegraph story about Labour MP Glenda Jackson and how she repaid £8,000 in expenses that had gone on Labour Party campaigning may seem vaguely familiar to readers of The Voice.
That’s because, ahem, I broke the story back at the start of September, following which a complaint went in that resulted in her having to make the repayment, as reported later that month.
Hat tip: Liberal Vision, though their “breaking news” headline is perhaps a little over-keen 🙂
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One Comment
It was breaking. Just, erm, for the second time.
A little bell was a-ringing when I wrote this – if only the mind in which it rang was sharp enough to have locked in the story first time ’round. Live a sieve, I tells ya.