Sentence examples for mps from inspiring English sources

Further Scottish devolution and measures that will give English MPs more say over laws that only affect England.

MPs and peers laughed as Merkel, who recalled her first visit to London in the spring of 1990 shortly after the fall of the Berlin Wall, said those expecting a "fundamental reform of the European architecture" in Britain's direction would be disappointed.

But the prime minister failed to win the support of more than half of his 303 MPs after 136 Tories rejected the measure and around 40 Tory MPs either did not vote or actively abstained.

Meredydd Hughes, who was chief constable from 2004-11, had told MPs on the home affairs select committee in September that he had "no understanding of the scale and scope of what was going on in Rotherham".

Tory MPs are rattled (Lib Dems pleased) by the postponement to 2016 of Trident's replacement.

It was worsted by Ukip and its MPs were furious at ever more concessions being offered to Scotland, but denied to England.

If anything, it confirmed a growing perception that Kennedy's MPs remained too loyal to him for too long Hurst's book will still find plenty of buyers at Brighton, but not because of a hunger for more scandal about the former Liberal Democrat leader.

An alternative trend emerges among those who have come from the public and voluntary sector, which is dominated by Labour MPs.

The Liberal Democrats no longer have a single woman representative among their eight remaining MPs.

The sources said the Ukip majority, which fell short of 15% in one poll, meant that Tory MPs were likely to think twice about defecting.

Tory supporters of equal marriage are making an eleventh hour plea to fellow Conservative MPs to vote in favour of reform by invoking the record of Margaret Thatcher, who supported the legalisation of homosexuality in the 1960s.