the removal of a member of parliament by the sergeant at arms is an unusual but notable event signaling the gravity of parliamentary misconduct
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rare but significant disciplinary action
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During an election campaign is not helping Labour. Mike, is it unusual to have the sergeant at arms actually take somebody out of Parliament, out of out of the chamber?
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