Lib Dem Layla Moran and Tory Crispin Blunt joined law firm’s virtual meeting on Saudi prisoners
Two MPs have admitted to using their Commons offices for a paid non-parliamentary meeting amid a deepening controversy about MPs taking on additional employment.
Liberal Democrat Layla Moran and Conservative Crispin Blunt attended a panel discussing political prisoners in Saudi Arabia remotely from their offices, despite Commons rules stipulating that MPs must not use the parliamentary facilities for non-parliamentary work.
