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.
National treasures. Who would you choose?


. Not mine.