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MP

NOUN
military police
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A conflict that happened more than a decade before he became an MP and more than two decades before he arrived in Downing Street was key to the case he made for his outlook now.

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"My oldest son has moved to Melbourne, because he can't find work here," opposition Labor MP Ginny Anderson told the BBC World Service recently.

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Ipsa chairman Richard Lloyd said the role of an MP had "evolved", with parliamentarians "dealing with higher levels of complex casework, and abuse and intimidation".

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In the speech recorded and released by Downing Street on Sunday night, it was notable that even Sir Keir - who campaigned against British involvement in Iraq and was years away from becoming an MP, let alone prime minister - felt the need to stress: "We all remember the mistakes of Iraq. And we have learned those lessons."

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The Labour MP for Milton Keynes Central, Emily Darlington, said the news was a shock and she had always known the centre as a "very safe place"

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