Geoffrey Cox, Tory MP under pressure and amid furore over his lucrative work as an outsider barrister, made a low-key return to the House of Commons.
Tonight, at the close of a Prime Minister’s statement on Cop26, the West Devon MP entered quietly into the chamber.
According to eyewitnesses, he was there for approximately 10 minutes and then left.
Luke Pollard (Labour shadow minister) was one of the people who saw Mr Cox enter Parliament. Guess who just entered the Commons! It’s only Geoffrey Cox. Can you believe it?’
Tonight, at the close of a Prime Minister’s statement on Cop26 climate change conference, West Devon MP, entered quietly into the chamber.
Luke Pollard, Labour Shadow Minister and was one of those that saw Mr Cox enter The Commons
Former attorney general has come under fire after spending several weeks in high-ranking Caribbean legal positions while Parliament was sitting. This is apparently thanks to the Tory Party.
Sir Geoffrey voted remotely in Parliament from the Caribbean While consulting the British Virgin Islands Government, the British Virgin Islands was hailed as a tax haven for corruption.
His actions via Zoom in using his Commons office to get a hearty via Zoom have led to him being referred by Parliament’s sleaze guarddog.
All allegations are denied by him.