"You are elected to represent your constituents. Our money pays your salary and expenses. When you vote in a way that is clearly harmful to your constituents, people are entitled - even obliged - to point it out to you. This woman was extremely polite. Your response is woeful," the ...
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The House of Lords amendment sought to prevent companies discharging raw sewage in rivers. It was rejected.