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Lobbying rules, which he denies. the government ordered conservative mps to support an amendment calling for that sanction to be reconsidered as part of a new disciplinary process. the vote passed with a majority of 18, with a significant number of tories refusing to back it. here's our political correspondent iain watson. the ayes to the right, 250. the noes to the left, 232. shame, shame! what divided mps today were proposed changes to the way they police themselves. the government narrowly won a vote which could give those accused of breaking parliamentary rules a new right of appeal. earli...

He has won the prize. still to come a bit later in the programme: a racism row at one of england's top cricket clubs. but first... british mps have voted to rewrite the systems and standards that govern their own conduct in a bitter row about the actions of the conservative party's 0wen paterson. a cross—party watchdog said he should be banned for 30 days for repeatedly breaking lobbying rules. but the government ordered tory mps to support an amendment calling for that punishment to be reconsidered as part of a new disciplinary process. iain watson reports. the ayes to the right, 250. the n...

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BPD officer suspended 2 days for excessive use of force vs. 45 working days for parking ticket snafu Rob Neves and last updated 2021-05-17 15:46:12-04 BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — How is it that an officer of the Buffalo Police Department could be suspended two days for excessive use of force against a suspect, and suspended 45 working days for improperly tagging people's parking tickets? It's what the man who was on the receiving end of that excessive force wants to know, and it's information we're only aware of because of the repeal of Section 50-a of New York's Civil Right's Law in 2020.

Updated, 4:46 a.m.: Story complete. NORWALK, Conn. — Norwalk Police have arrested two members of their own department. Officers Michael DiMeglio, 38, and Sara Laudano, 31, surrendered themselves Tuesday evening at Norwalk Police Headquarters and were served with arrest warrants stemming from an incident which occurred in October, a press release said. Both were charged with larceny second degree and reckless endangerment second degree. Laudano was also charged with risk of injury to a child. Both had bonds of $70,000 each. Police say they were unable to locate Laudano at 12:47 a.m. Oct. 10 ...