Found this in The National : "SNP justice spokeswoman Joanna Cherry later alleged: "When [Blackford] was asking you what options were open to Scottish parliamentarians to raise their concern about what has just occurred, [Liddell-Grainger] shouted 'suicide'. Is that in order?"
Bercow said he did not hear the remark, adding: "I would judge that, frankly, to be distasteful. Is it disorderly? I think it's almost certainly not disorderly."
Not hearing something is not the same as choosing to ignore. It seems Bercow accepts the shout was distasteful but not "disorderly". I guess he knows parliamentary protocol on what counts as disorderly better than we do.
What would you do if this was your cat?
Were you more emotionally attached to one parent over the other ?
What foods that you aren't allergic to don't seem to agree with your body?


. Not mine.