Parliamentary privilege

Parliament’s Bizarre Rules Were On Full Show Yesterday And People Aren’t Having It

"There's something wrong with a parliament where you're thrown out for pointing out someone's a liar rather than for lying."
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Jacob Rees-Mogg Refuses To Correct Parliamentary Record After Smearing HuffPost Journalist

The Commons leader had made the false accusation that a recording of Dominic Raab had been "edited" by this website.
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Jacob Rees-Mogg Accused Of Misleading Parliament With Claim About HuffPost Reporter

The leader of the Commons has been urged to withdraw inaccurate comments accusing reporter Arj Singh of "editing" a recording.
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Sir Philip Green Says He Will 'Turn Gay' In Extraordinary Tirade Against Reporters

It follows allegations of sexual harassment and racial abuse, which the billionaire denies.
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Lord Hain Says He 'Will Not Be Silenced' After Sir Philip Green Is 'To Lodge Formal Complaint'

Lord Hain said he "stands resolutely" by his actions.
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#PinkNotGreen Boycott Follows Naming Of Philip Green In 'British Me Too' Scandal

Green has said he “categorically and wholly” denies allegations.
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Lord Peter Hain’s Use Of Parliamentary Privilege To Out Philip Green Was Arrogant. He Should Be Made To Justify His Reasons

Let’s hope the peer took a moment to think about the two complainants who did not want the information being made public
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Lord Hain Defends Decision To Name Sir Philip Green As Figure At Centre Of 'British #MeToo Scandal'

The retail magnate, who denied the allegations against him, is facing fresh calls for his knighthood to be stripped.
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Why Can Parliament Break An Injunction? How Lord Hain Was Able To Name Philip Green

It's based an ancient law from 1689.
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MP *Could* Name British Businessman In Me Too Scandal – If She Finds Out Who It Is

Jess Philips has suggested she could use parliamentary privilege to get around the injunction.
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