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🔥“HE THREATENED US!” - Brilliant from Lord Moore! Respected journalist Charles Moore tells fellow Peers that Lord Falconer has threatened Peers with the Parliament Act & misrepresented appropriate debate in the Lords as a ‘filibuster’. He’s been prejudicing future debates!

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