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Vera Baird entry
editthe date of birth should be 13.2.1950 Criticism of Judge As BBC and Mail sources cited make clear apology not because Baird shown to be wrong but to the Lord Chancellor for disagreeing with him, shortly after Baird became his junior Minister. comment alleged to be bu Cutler was not reported about Baird, save in the Mail, and was of Ministers generally including then Home Secretary John Reid - clear from BBC report Reid criticised this sentence.
Expenses entry House of Commons claims online show decorations listed plainly on till receipt pinned to claim,so inference of deception,in current article unfair. Baird lived in the same London house approx 10 years prior to designating smaller cheaper house she bought in Redcar, in 2001,appropriately as her MP's second home. inference of attempting to cash in on allowances is thus unfair and wrong.See London address on electoral register and see Google streets. Fair to say cleared by Independent Review Salary irrelevant to issue of second home expenses.
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