Hull East MP Karl Turner has the Labour whip restored on a 'probationary basis'
Summary
Karl Turner, the Hull East MP, has had the Labour whip restored on a 'probationary basis', the Evening Standard and The Independent reported on Wednesday 21 October. Karl Turner acknowledged having been 'overly robust' in voicing concerns over Government plans to curb jury trials, according to the two outlets, and BBC News reported that Turner is back in the parliamentary party after being suspended for criticising the government.
Latest: Hull East MP Karl Turner had the Labour whip restored on a 'probationary basis', acknowledging having been 'overly robust' in voicing concerns over Government plans to curb jury trials, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, and BBC News said Turner is back in the parliamentary party after being suspended for criticising the government.
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How it unfolded
Wednesday 21 October
Hull East MP Karl Turner had the Labour whip restored on a 'probationary basis', acknowledging having been 'overly robust' in voicing concerns over Government plans to curb jury trials, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, and BBC News said Turner is back in the parliamentary party after being suspended for criticising the government.
- 12:58BBC NewsHull MP has the Labour whip restored
- 11:20The IndependentKarl Turner has Labour whip restored on ‘probationary basis’
- 10:22Evening StandardKarl Turner has Labour whip restored on ‘probationary basis’