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by his case reflect more widespread concern amongst mps about whether the current anti sleaze system gives them a fair hearing. i think the reason it has come now is because of the volume of complaints that have come through and the more widespread feeling of unfairness across all benches that have been brought to my attention and the attention of others. in very simplistic, cliched terms, this is the famous straw that has broken the much suffering, long suffering camel s back. public trust in politicians remains low, and critics say that to be seen to be writing their own rule book won t do anything to restore it, but the government would argue that changes are long overdue. do remember, as you are following the programme, if you ve got questions or comments on the stories you cover, you re very welcome to follow me on twitter and you can send those my way. you can also get plenty of background on the stories we cover through the bbc news website as well. you re watching bbc
LifeActionSystemChangesOwen-patersonInvestigationWifeHoldContributory-factorTwoMpsComplaintsJust before falling through the gallows to his death in 1916, Roger Casement delivered his final words: “I die for my country.” In the history of rebellion and martyrdom, it wasn’t an untypical last line; but, for Casement, it was a confident assertion of something that had evaded him throughout his life. The country with which he identified was Ireland – then reeling in the aftermath of the Easter Rising – and the country that compelled him to his death was Britain. And yet, Casement’s story wa
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