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Vicky Pryce found guilty

By | Thu 7th March 2013 - 3:13 pm

The BBC reports:

The former wife of ex-cabinet minister Chris Huhne has been found guilty of perverting the course of justice by taking speeding points on his behalf.

Vicky Pryce, 60, was convicted at Southwark Crown Court of committing the offence over a speeding incident on the M11 in Essex in 2003.

She had denied the charge, saying Huhne had forced her to take the points.

Pryce has been bailed pending a sentencing hearing.

* Nick Thornsby is a day editor at Lib Dem Voice.

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5 Comments

  • Mark Struthers 7th Mar '13 - 4:29pm

    Confucius said, “before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves.”

  • Paul McKeown 7th Mar '13 - 9:35pm

    With family friends like Isabel Oakeshott, Vicky Pryce had no need of enemies. What a mess.

  • Richard Dean 7th Mar '13 - 9:44pm

    Life is a learning experience.

  • bcrombie 7th Mar '13 - 9:45pm

    Such a waste of talent – possibly hubris took over

    Don’t get me started on Isabel Oakeshott – I have seldom seen such self-satisfied smugness as she displays on the Sunday Politics (except of course for Janan Ganesh)

  • Richard S 8th Mar '13 - 8:24am

    +1 Mark Struthers.

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