'The figures were revealed as four Labour peers are investigated over claims they were ready to take large sums to amend legislation. One, Lord Taylor of Blackburn, was forced to apologise yesterday after he was revealed in secret recordings to have said that an annual payment of £100,000 was ‘cheap for what I do’. '
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Making Major's government look like rank amateurs!
'The figures were revealed as four Labour peers are investigated over claims they were ready to take large sums to amend legislation. One, Lord Taylor of Blackburn, was forced to apologise yesterday after he was revealed in secret recordings to have said that an annual payment of £100,000 was ‘cheap for what I do’. '
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