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Hancock slams Govt win
Liberal Democrat Mike Hancock hit out at the Government this evening after a motion backed by Labour calling for the publication of the NHS risk register was defeated by 246 to 299.
Speaking to BBC News, he said: “I feel that today the Coalition Government made a very, very big mistake and they, I think, seek the Roth of the British people because of it.”
Four Liberal Democrats in total backed the motion, including Mike Hancock, Andrew George, Greg Mulholland, and John Pugh.
A further nine abstained or failed to vote, including John Leech, Dan Rogerson, Mike Crockart (PPS to Sarah Teather), Annette Brooke, Julian Huppert, Alan Reid, Bob Russell, Martin Horwood, and Ian Swales.
Speaking to BBC News, he said: “I feel that today the Coalition Government made a very, very big mistake and they, I think, seek the Roth of the British people because of it.”
Four Liberal Democrats in total backed the motion, including Mike Hancock, Andrew George, Greg Mulholland, and John Pugh.
A further nine abstained or failed to vote, including John Leech, Dan Rogerson, Mike Crockart (PPS to Sarah Teather), Annette Brooke, Julian Huppert, Alan Reid, Bob Russell, Martin Horwood, and Ian Swales.
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