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Hell hath no fury like a select committee scorned. Fresh from chastising Boris Johnson, the Privileges Committee has now turned its guns on the Tory MPs who vociferously backed him during their investigation. The seven-strong panel has identified eight Boris backers who interfered with their 14-month long probe into whether or not Johnson lied to
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EXCLUSIVE: The Privileges Committee has been condemned by Tory MPs named in their special report, which claims allegations of being a kangaroo court were a contempt of the Commons.
The Privileges Committee named MPs including Nadine Dorries, Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg and Dame Priti Patel in its report.
In a highly unusual report, the Commons privileges committee said MPs and peers who criticised its proceedings as a 'witch hunt' were guilty of 'an attack on the integrity of Parliament itself'.