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Tommy Sheridan has launched a bid to replace former Commons Speaker Michael Martin as MP for Glasgow North-East. The Solidarity Party leader has vowed to fight against MPs' expenses if he is successful in the upcoming by-election.
submitted by TheHerald on 2nd Jul 2009 (via theherald.co.uk)



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VOTERS are today casting their verdict in the Glasgow North East by-election, the seat made vacant by the resignation of the Commons Speaker Michael Martin.
submitted by Scotsman on 12th Nov 2009 (via news.scotsman.com)
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Another One Bites The Dust!!! Someone had to walk over the MPs expenses fiasco and unfortunately for Speaker of the House of Commons Michael Martin it was him. Things didn’t look too rosy for the veteran Glasgow MP when he steadfastly refused to entertain any discussion of his own future during a Commons statement earlier this week. As more and
submitted by JuneSarpong on 20th May 2009 (via junesblog.politicsandthecity.com)
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"Hope you are going to pay your expenses back" yells a passerby at the man who is the hot favourite in the contest to replace Michael Martin in the House of Commons.
submitted by Telegraph on 14th Oct 2009 (via telegraph.co.uk)
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Cross-border splits appear to be emerging in the Labour Party about the timing of a by-election in Glasgow North East following the resignation of Michael Martin as Speaker of the House of Commons and local MP.
submitted by TheHerald on 21st May 2009 (via theherald.co.uk)
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Another Bet  - Glasgow North East By-Election In an attempt to turn around my betting fortunes my eye has turned to the Glasgow North East by-election, set for 12th November. The seat It's the former Commons Speaker Michael Martin's, who stood down disgraced and considerably more well off. In an area that has a high rate of poverty opinions are mixed, some having empathy for a local man saying he was a set-up, others that he's a greedy haggis...
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Bizarre scenes in the House of Commons as Speaker Michael Martin faces allround calls to step down over the expenses crisis.
submitted by Telegraph on 18th May 2009 (via telegraph.co.uk)
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