Tice apologises for not declaring Israel trip during debate
Tice apologises for not declaring Israel trip during debateImage source, PA MediaPublished1 minute agoReform UK's deputy leader Richard Tice has apologised in the House of Commons for failing to declare a trip to Israel during a debate on pro-Israel influence on UK politics.The…
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Tice apologises for not declaring Israel trip during debateImage source, PA MediaPublished1 minute agoReform UK's deputy leader Richard Tice has apologised in the House of Commons for failing to declare a trip to Israel during a debate on pro-Israel influence on UK politics.The MP for Boston and Skegness said he did not mention the visit, which was funded by Reform Friends of Israel, during a speech he made in a Westminster Hall debate on 22 June.Although the trip was recorded in his register of interests, Tice acknowledged he should have declared it during his speech.The parliamentary commissioner for standards has been investigating whether Tice broke rules requiring MPs to be "open and frank in declaring any relevant interest" during debates in Parliament.The visit to Israel took place…
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