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Galloway ordered out of Commons Galloway suspended from Commons
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Respect MP George Galloway has been ordered out of the House of Commons after clashing with the Speaker during a debate on his suspension. Respect MP George Galloway has been suspended from the House of Commons for 18 days.
He had been making a speech against the standards watchdog's recommendation to suspend him for 18 days for damaging the reputation of the House. Before the vote on his suspension, Mr Galloway was ordered out of the chamber after repeatedly clashing with Speaker Michael Martin during a debate.
Speaker Michael Martin ordered him out after he failed to refrain from attacking the integrity of other MPs. Mr Galloway defended himself, and commented on members of the watchdog committee, for more than an hour.
But Mr Martin ordered him out after he failed to refrain from attacking the integrity of other MPs.
The watchdog had examined Mr Galloway's links to Saddam Hussein's regime.The watchdog had examined Mr Galloway's links to Saddam Hussein's regime.