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At the time the British Parliament was evenly split between the Labour and Conservative Parties and the Labour Party accepted his continued leadership role in its Party as its [[whip (parliament)|whip]]. On the eve of his trial Stonehouse left his Party, tipping the balance in [[Parliament]]. He was then convicted and sentenced to seven years in [[jail]].
At the time the British Parliament was evenly split between the Labour and Conservative Parties and the Labour Party accepted his continued leadership role in its Party as its [[whip (parliament)|whip]]. On the eve of his trial Stonehouse left his Party, tipping the balance in [[Parliament]]. He was then convicted and sentenced to seven years in [[jail]].
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