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Natalie Elphicke 'put her constituents first' by defecting to Labour, says party chair

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The chair of the Labour Party, Anneliese Dodds MP, says former Conservative MP Natalie Elphicke - who "crossed the floor" in PMQs - had "put her constituents first".

She also said it would be "totally inappropriate" if the Dover MP was offered a peerage after joining Labour.

Ms Dodds added "only Labour had a plan" for migration, housing and children which is what "many people see in their everyday lives."

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Anneliese Dodds, the Labour party chair, has said it would be "totally inappropriate" if Natalie Elphicke was offered a peerage after joining Labour.

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