Letter: Fayed's empty victory

Friday 24 December 1999 01:02 GMT

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Sir: One man freely admits in a court of law to have bribed and corrupted an MP. The MP said he didn't, but the jury found him untruthful. I am fairly sure there is such a thing as contempt of Parliament. I therefore look forward to this despicable pair appearing either as joint defendants before a criminal court or at the Bar of the House of Commons at the behest of the Speaker.

JACK GORDON

Stopsley, Luton

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