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Stephen Byers “caught in Channel 4 sting”

March 21st, 2010 | Author: Paul

I’m a bit like a sort of cab for hire

The fare?

usually between £3,000 and £5,000 a day

plus expenses.

Just a few of the things an MP shouldn’t say to someone they haven’t even googled, or, indeed, someone they have. There’s plenty more here. Hewitt and Hoon also feature.

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One Response to “Stephen Byers “caught in Channel 4 sting””

  • angela:
    March 21, 2010 at 4:20 pm

    OK
    No I’m sorry – I will not vote for anyone who can foresee a very lucrative career ahead – once they leave Parliament. I have worked too hard and for too long in our society to accept this as anything short of corruption – by using the public as a springboard for their ‘comfortable’ financial future existence.
    I get £250 a month occupational pension after many many years of work AND as a teacher and then a social worker I could write any MP under the table. Absolutely no votes from me – not that that is an answer but it is all I can do. Sorry.

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