Public very sick of being taken for fools over MP sleaze, says Ian Hislop
The public are “very sick of being taken for fools” over MPs’ second jobs, Ian Hislop has told a sleaze watchdog. The editor of Private Eye magazine told the Commons Committee on Standards on Tuesday that MPs “need to redefine the term lobbying” and that current proposals for change need to be “harder”.
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Public very sick of being taken for fools over MP sleaze, says Ian Hislop
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