Lord Taylor Found Guilty of False Expense Claims

Lord Taylor of Warwick was found guilty of falsely claiming over £11,000 in expenses. Despite his defense arguing that his actions were not deliberate, the jury disagreed, leading to his conviction. The case highlighted issues of false claims within the parliament, with comparisons to other MPs who faced similar charges. Lord Taylor was released on bail and will be sentenced later.

What was the jury's decision regarding Lord Taylor's false claims?

• They found him guilty.

• They found him not guilty.

• They postponed the decision.

• They were undecided.

What was the main false claim made by Lord Taylor?

• He claimed expenses for a family vacation.

• He claimed expenses for a business trip that did not happen.

• He claimed expenses for a car he did not own.

• He claimed expenses for a house he did not own.

Which other parliamentarians were mentioned in relation to expenses scandals?

• John Smith and Jane Doe

• Paul White and Lisa Black

• David Cheater and Eric Illsley

• Michael Brown and Sarah Green

How did Lord Taylor's defense describe his actions?

• Deliberate and malicious

• Clumsy and illogical

• Careful and calculated

• Honest and straightforward

What was the outcome for Lord Taylor after the verdict?

• He was acquitted.

• He was immediately imprisoned.

• He was fined.

• He was released on bail.