We have 2 classes of MPs in another sense too: those who do the job day in, day out – and those who only turn up when they want to speak
— Gavin Barwell (@GavinBarwell) October 14, 2014
The back bencher Gordon Brown has spoken. The time limit goes on. This is how it works. #thevow
— Pete Wishart (@PeteWishart) October 14, 2014
Gordon Brown speaking for 16mins on Scots Devolution debate – despite there being a 6 min limit. One rule for the few another for the many!
— Christopher Pincher (@ChrisPincher) October 14, 2014
Gordon Brown speaking in chamber. Screen says he started at 14.32 and it is now 14.47 Screen also says 6min limit on backbench speech???
— Conor Burns (@ConorBurnsUK) October 14, 2014
Sir George Young very witty at Gordon's expense- not all MPs are equal, "some allowed to speak for more than 6 minutes, some are not".
— Joe Murphy (@JoeMurphyLondon) October 14, 2014
In the Scottish devolution debate. Two tier MPs? Gordon Brown has unlimited speaking time, other backbenchers limited to 6 minutes.
— Dan Byles (@danielbyles) October 14, 2014
Two classes of MPs. Those who barely come to Parliament yet get unlimited speaking time. G. Brown. Other class of MP: everyone else.
— Conor Burns (@ConorBurnsUK) October 14, 2014
Another stunning Gordon success.
