peerage
Example Sentences
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Ms Davies will sit alongside ex-Tory cabinet minister John Redwood and journalist and historian Simon Heffer - who have also been handed peerages.
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The chairman of the supermarket chain Iceland will be nominated for a Labour peerage, sources within the party have confirmed.
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Removing someone’s peerages completely and ousting them from the line of succession requires legislation.
The SNP lodged a similar motion in September, aimed at removing the peerage of Lord Mandelson, who was sacked as ambassador to the USA when the extent of his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein was revealed.
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Badenoch was among several politicians, including Chancellor Rachel Reeves, who called for Mone to relinquish her peerage after the High Court judgment.
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