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TBF none of the laws Labour broke will lead to another 10 years of austerity paid for by the working class. Johnson has used a Pandemic to illigally fill his mates pockets and it directly effects every working class person in this country.
I used to wonder why very wealthy individuals stood for office as they didn't need the money. Was it the "power" over others? I think now we can see why with the chumocracy in full effect. Self interest and vicariously channeling "hard working families" tax contributions to their pals in return for a seat on the board of their companies when they retire from public life. "Benefit fraud" on an industrial scale.
 
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I used to wonder why very wealthy individuals stood for office as they didn't need the money. Was it the "power" over others? I think now we can see why with the chumocracy in full effect. Self interest and vicariously channeling "hard working families" tax contributions to their pals in return for a seat on the board of their companies when they retire from public life. "Benefit fraud" on an industrial scale.
I see it as treasonous what they've done.
 
I used to wonder why very wealthy individuals stood for office as they didn't need the money. Was it the "power" over others? I think now we can see why with the chumocracy in full effect. Self interest and vicariously channeling "hard working families" tax contributions to their pals in return for a seat on the board of their companies when they retire from public life. "Benefit fraud" on an industrial scale.
Labour MP In Court Over £63,000 Housing Benefits

Apsana Begum, MP for Poplar and Limehouse, is accused of Over £63,000 Housing Benefits
  • A Labour MP has appeared in court accused of defrauding her local council to receive social housing worth over £63,000.

    Apsana Begum, 29, is accused of failing to tell Tower Hamlets that she was "no longer living in overcrowded conditions".

    Ms Begum was elected to her seat in Poplar and Limehouse in east London last year.

    At Westminster Magistrates' Court today, she denied three counts of fraud by dishonestly failing to disclose information to make a gain for herself or another, or cause or expose other to a loss.

    Wearing a black hijab, she spoke only to give her name and to respond to the charges: "I plead not guilty".

    Deputy senior district judge Tan Ikram approved an application to prevent her address from being read out in open court after hearing she is the subject of a "campaign of harassment" by members of her own party.
    He said: "The application is on the basis firstly that Miss Begum is a Member of Parliament for Poplar and Limehouse and since the murder of Jo Cox, MP's are advised to take higher regard to their security and is not usually safe practice to reveal details of home addresses.

    "Secondly there's issues with members of the Labour Party."

    Raj Chada, defending, said: "The individual referred to in the email is also a member of the Labour Party and their supporters have started a campaign of harassment against Miss Begum."

    The prosecutor for Tower Hamlets did not object to the application and it was granted.


    Ms Begum was elected at the 2019 general election (Image: Phil Harris)
    Judge Ikram said: "I think she's sufficiently identified for the purposes of the press because she's a Member of Parliament, there's not going to be confusion over who she is."

    According to the charges, Ms Begum applied on July 22nd, 2011 to the Tower Hamlets housing list.

    Prosecutor David Wong said: "The reasons for the application was that she was in over-crowded accommodation. Subsequently, on the dates mentioned, she moved out to a different address that which appears in charges two and three. She then ceased to be overcrowded.

    "She did not notify housing services.

    "The value is in the sum of £63,928.63 which we calculated as the cost to the local authority of having to house someone else on the housing list elsewhere."

    Under the first count she is accused of "dishonestly failing to disclose to the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, information which you were under a legal duty to disclose to them, namely that you were no longer living in overcrowded conditions" in Poplar, Tower Hamlets between January 1st, 2013 and May 21st, 2013.

    Under the second she is accused of failing to inform Tower Hamlets housing that she had moved to a property in Spitalfields, east London, between May 21st, 2013 and March 23rd, 2014.

    The last charge accuses her of not informing Tower Hamlets housing between the dates October 28th, 2015 and March 31st, 2016, that the Spitalfields address was not overcrowded between May 2013 and October 2015.

    The case was deemed too serious to be dealt with by magistrates and was sent to the crown court for trial.

    Begum was given unconditional bail and will next appear at Snaresbrook Crown Court on Jan 5th
labour MPs stealing money"Benefit fraud" on an industrial scale shocking and is only the tip of the iceberg
 
Labour MP In Court Over £63,000 Housing Benefits

Apsana Begum, MP for Poplar and Limehouse, is accused of Over £63,000 Housing Benefits
  • A Labour MP has appeared in court accused of defrauding her local council to receive social housing worth over £63,000.

    Apsana Begum, 29, is accused of failing to tell Tower Hamlets that she was "no longer living in overcrowded conditions".

    Ms Begum was elected to her seat in Poplar and Limehouse in east London last year.

    At Westminster Magistrates' Court today, she denied three counts of fraud by dishonestly failing to disclose information to make a gain for herself or another, or cause or expose other to a loss.

    Wearing a black hijab, she spoke only to give her name and to respond to the charges: "I plead not guilty".

    Deputy senior district judge Tan Ikram approved an application to prevent her address from being read out in open court after hearing she is the subject of a "campaign of harassment" by members of her own party.
    He said: "The application is on the basis firstly that Miss Begum is a Member of Parliament for Poplar and Limehouse and since the murder of Jo Cox, MP's are advised to take higher regard to their security and is not usually safe practice to reveal details of home addresses.

    "Secondly there's issues with members of the Labour Party."

    Raj Chada, defending, said: "The individual referred to in the email is also a member of the Labour Party and their supporters have started a campaign of harassment against Miss Begum."

    The prosecutor for Tower Hamlets did not object to the application and it was granted.


    Ms Begum was elected at the 2019 general election (Image: Phil Harris)
    Judge Ikram said: "I think she's sufficiently identified for the purposes of the press because she's a Member of Parliament, there's not going to be confusion over who she is."

    According to the charges, Ms Begum applied on July 22nd, 2011 to the Tower Hamlets housing list.

    Prosecutor David Wong said: "The reasons for the application was that she was in over-crowded accommodation. Subsequently, on the dates mentioned, she moved out to a different address that which appears in charges two and three. She then ceased to be overcrowded.

    "She did not notify housing services.

    "The value is in the sum of £63,928.63 which we calculated as the cost to the local authority of having to house someone else on the housing list elsewhere."

    Under the first count she is accused of "dishonestly failing to disclose to the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, information which you were under a legal duty to disclose to them, namely that you were no longer living in overcrowded conditions" in Poplar, Tower Hamlets between January 1st, 2013 and May 21st, 2013.

    Under the second she is accused of failing to inform Tower Hamlets housing that she had moved to a property in Spitalfields, east London, between May 21st, 2013 and March 23rd, 2014.

    The last charge accuses her of not informing Tower Hamlets housing between the dates October 28th, 2015 and March 31st, 2016, that the Spitalfields address was not overcrowded between May 2013 and October 2015.

    The case was deemed too serious to be dealt with by magistrates and was sent to the crown court for trial.

    Begum was given unconditional bail and will next appear at Snaresbrook Crown Court on Jan 5th
labour MPs stealing money"Benefit fraud" on an industrial scale shocking and is only the tip of the iceberg

she’ll be on the front benches by February!
 
You posted that as if to suggest that members of other political parties won't have done anything like that, Roger :emoticon-0136-giggl
i posted that to show DH4 that the **** he puts up can come back and bite him on the arse big time, Tory's are not that good at a lot of things Labour is atrocious at everything that's why the British public gave them the biggest arse kicking in their history, and will do again unless they also get their house in order, but Mr Monotonous can only see bad in one party.After labour trying every dirty handed evil trick in the book to stop what the British public voted for Boris got a cracking Brexit deal for us STICK THAT UP YOUR HOOP COLIN
 
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Liverpool mayor Joe Anderson bailed in fraud investigation

Labour mayor among five arrested as part of police inquiry into building contracts in the city.

Liverpool mayor Joe Anderson bailed in fraud investigation | UK news | The Guardian

Police are investigating possible financial irregularities at a north-east England council.

Northumbria Police said "concerns of a financial nature" were raised by South Tyneside Council. The force declined to say when the probe started and whether it focused on an individual or department.

The council is supporting the investigation, its spokesman said.

Mr Malcolm is also standing down as a councillor in his South Shields ward and has left the Labour Party.

South Tyneside Council finances investigated by police - BBC News

Labour do love a good fraud as much as anybody else.


These have both happened within the last 4 or 5 month.
 
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oops someone opened a can of worms and put his big gob and boots straight in the ****


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Liverpool mayor Joe Anderson bailed in fraud investigation

Labour mayor among five arrested as part of police inquiry into building contracts in the city.

Liverpool mayor Joe Anderson bailed in fraud investigation | UK news | The Guardian

Police are investigating possible financial irregularities at a north-east England council.

Northumbria Police said "concerns of a financial nature" were raised by South Tyneside Council. The force declined to say when the probe started and whether it focused on an individual or department.

The council is supporting the investigation, its spokesman said.

Mr Malcolm is also standing down as a councillor in his South Shields ward and has left the Labour Party.

South Tyneside Council finances investigated by police - BBC News

Labour do love a good fraud as much as anybody else.


These have both happened within the last 4 or 5 month.


its hard to find an honest one mate can you imagine how many labour thieves have yet to be caught.
 
Oh Nicola <laugh>

Anything Westminster does she has to do differently. She's now voting for no deal.

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They're all at it, mate. Tory, Labour, Lib Dems.
Labour more than most, coz they don’t know how to cover things up properly like the Tories!!

I know a retired former Labour MP personally.
Great Bloke but even he admits his nose was continually in the trough. His excuse, “we aren’t paid enough”, and he was a Junior Minister.

Bart
 
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