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Don't think she had much choice.
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//It's understood her conviction is now classified as 'spent', and that the incident was disclosed in full when Ms Haigh was appointed to the shadow cabinet.//
I'm not sure she should resign given she disclosed it before her appointment to the cabinet. It raises questions for Sir Keir about why she was appointed.
I suspect there is more to this than what we are given. Highly inlikey Plod would bother prosecuting to a "mistake" let alone get it past the CPS and a conviction.
//It raises questions for Sir Keir about why she was appointed.//
And that is why she has "resigned". They will be hoping it goes away in a few weeks.
Politicians eh?
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