Top Ten...Unparliamentary Language | TotalPolitics.com
Similarly, another member cannot be called deceitful, hypocritical, dishonest, misleading or as having given a ‘misstatement of truth'.However the term ‘terminological inexactitude' is an accepted euphemism, first deployed by Winston Churchill in 1906.
The Christmas spirit didn't fill Sir Cyril Osborne on 20 December 1961, when he called an honourable member on the opposite bench a "white-livered Liberal" during a debate on the length of the recess. The Deputy Speaker asked him to withdraw the insult and he promptly did.
Top Ten...Unparliamentary Language | TotalPolitics.com
Similarly, another member cannot be called deceitful, hypocritical, dishonest, misleading or as having given a ‘misstatement of truth'.However the term ‘terminological inexactitude' is an accepted euphemism, first deployed by Winston C
hurchill in 1906.
The Christmas spirit didn't fill Sir Cyril Osborne on 20 December 1961, when he called an honourable member on the opposite bench a "white-livered Liberal" during a debate on the length of the recess. The Deputy Speaker asked him to withdraw the insult and he promptly did.