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Tim Yeo MP deselected by South Suffolk Tories Tim Yeo MP 'dropped' by South Suffolk Tories
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Conservative MP Tim Yeo has been deselected by his constituency party. Conservative MP Tim Yeo has been dropped by his constituency party.
The decision was made by the South Suffolk Conservative Association in a secret ballot on Friday evening.The decision was made by the South Suffolk Conservative Association in a secret ballot on Friday evening.
Last month, Mr Yeo, who has been MP for South Suffolk since 1983, was cleared by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards of breaking lobbying rules.Last month, Mr Yeo, who has been MP for South Suffolk since 1983, was cleared by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards of breaking lobbying rules.
The Tory MP was secretly filmed by Sunday Times investigators posing as representatives of a fictional energy company seeking to hire his services.The Tory MP was secretly filmed by Sunday Times investigators posing as representatives of a fictional energy company seeking to hire his services.
The paper said he had admitted telling a business associate what to say in evidence to the committee he chaired.The paper said he had admitted telling a business associate what to say in evidence to the committee he chaired.
But the watchdog said the newspaper had used "subterfuge, misrepresentation and selective quotation" in its report.But the watchdog said the newspaper had used "subterfuge, misrepresentation and selective quotation" in its report.
Mr Yeo, a former environment minister, had previously told the BBC that he intended to stand again in 2015.Mr Yeo, a former environment minister, had previously told the BBC that he intended to stand again in 2015.
He can now appeal against the decision to deselect him. If he does not accept the decision he can appeal or apply to be the new candidate when the selection process gets under way.