Westminster Watch: Are MPs Guilty Until Proven Innocent?

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Westminster Watch: Are MPs Guilty Until Proven Innocent?

In the latest episode of Westminster Watch, we hear from Westminster insiders to discuss a new rule which could see MPs banned from Parliament if they are arrested on suspicion of a serious offence. Does that go too far, or is it the bare minimum to make sure people working there feel safe? Plus, does the need for this rule in the first place speak to a bigger, cultural problem in the workplace? Westminster Watch is broadcast out of London and presented by politician-turned-presenter Nick de Bois. From fierce debate to reflective thinking, Nick offers you the inside track on all the happenings inside the corridors of power in Westminster. Tune in every Monday at 17:30 GMT on TRT World. You can also watch all previous episodes on our TRT World page: https://www.trtworld.com/video/westminster-watch