Nigel Mills
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 50 |
Date of birth | October 28,1974 |
Zodiac sign | Scorpio |
Born | Jacksdale |
United Kingdom | |
Party | Conservative Party |
Office | Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom |
Position | Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom since 2010 |
Education | Newcastle University |
Major | 16,886 |
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ID | 707088 |
Nigel Mills Life story
Nigel John Mills is a British Conservative Party politician and former chartered accountant. He has been Member of Parliament for Amber Valley in Derbyshire since the 2010 general election. He has campaigned for Leave Means Leave, a Eurosceptic group.
PMQs: Rishi Sunak denies being 'hopelessly weak' over Nadhim Zahawi
... " Is he starting to wonder if this job is just too big for him? " Conservative MP Nigel Mills told BBC Radio 4 s The World at One that Mr Zahawi must explain why he had to pay a penalty to the tax authorities...
Celtic ruler's ring goes under hammer for £36,000 at auction
... Nigel Mills, specialist in ancient jewellery at Noonans, said: " We were delighted with the result of this beautiful ring...
Celtic ruler's 2,000-year-old ring kept in cupboard for 28 years
... Nigel Mills, of auctioneers Noonans, said " There is no other ring of this style which exists...
What threats does Boris Johnson now face to his job?
... Tory MP Nigel Mills told the BBC: " We had a vote yesterday, we made a decision...
PM wrong to attend lockdown party, says Grant Shapps
... Nigel Mills is currently the only Tory MP known to have said publicly that Mr Johnson should go, telling BBC Radio Derby: " I don t think his position is tenable"...
Downing Street party: PM to face MPs following revelations
... But backbencher Nigel Mills told BBC Newsnight an inquiry was not needed to establish whether the prime minister was there...
Siobhan McLaughlin: Widowed Parents' Allowance inaction is 'shameful'
... Asked by the Conservative MP Nigel Mills if the options included do nothing , Mr Quince replied they did not...
PMQs: Rishi Sunak denies being 'hopelessly weak' over Nadhim Zahawi
Rishi Sunak defended his decision to launch an ethics inquiry into Nadhim Zahawi rather than sacking him, at Prime Minister 's Questions.
Sir Keir Starmer said the PM was " hopelessly weak" for not firing The Minister for " seeking to avoid tax".
" Is he starting to wonder if this job is just Too Big for him? " asked the Labour leader.
Mr Sunak said it was Sir Keir that was weak because " he has no principles just petty politics".
Labour has said Mr Sunak must say whether he has ever paid a penalty to Revenue and Customs, like Mr Zahawi. Downing Street has So Far declined to say, calling an individual's tax arrangements " confidential".
In The House of Commons, Mr Sunak said it would have been " politically expedient" to sack Mr Zahawi as a minister before PMQs got under way at noon but he believed in " proper due process".
That was why, He Said , he had asked ask his ethics adviser to investigate whether the Conservative Party chairman had broken ministerial rules.
Mr Zahawi was chancellor at The Time the estimated £4. 8m settlement was agreed with HMRC.
'Political opportunism'Sir Keir asked Mr Sunak why he had said At Last week's PMQs that Mr Zahawi had " addressed this matter in full".
" Since I commented on this matter last week more information, including a statement from by The Minister without portfolio [Mr Zahawi], has entered the Public Domain which is why it's right that we do establish the facts, " the Prime Minister said.
He accused Sir Keir of " simple political opportunism" for urging him to appoint an ethics adviser then wanting a decision before they had investigated the case.
And he claimed " the difference between him [Sir Keir] and me is I stand by my values and my principles even when it is difficult, " accusing the Labour leader of indulging in " petty politics".
'Tax Avoiders 'Sir Keir said the PM's " failure" to sack Mr Zahawi showed " how hopelessly weak he is - a Prime Minister overseeing chaos, overwhelmed at every turn".
" He can't say when ambulances will get to Heart Attack victims again. He can't say when the prisons system will keep streets safe again. He can't even deal with Tax Avoiders in his own cabinet, " said the Labour leader.
" Is he starting to wonder if this job is just Too Big for him? "
Conservative MP Nigel Mills told BBC Radio 4 's The World at One that Mr Zahawi must explain why he had to pay a penalty to the tax authorities.
" I just don't see how an investigation into the ministerial code resolves this because if he is cleared by that, that won't stop people asking questions about what on earth happened. "
'Careless'He added: " I think the only way to resolve this is to make clear what The Situation was that gave rise to a significant penalty.
" If that can be explained we can all move on. If it can't, then clearly his position won't be tenable. "
Mr Zahawi confirmed on Saturday that he had made a payment to settle a dispute with HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), adding that the tax authority accepted the error was " careless and not deliberate".
The Bbc understands the dispute was resolved between July and September Last Year , when Mr Zahawi was chancellor under Boris Johnson , and that the total amount paid is in the region of about £5m, including a penalty.
The tax was related to a shareholding in YouGov, The Polling company he co-founded in 2000 before he became an MP.
Mr Zahawi has not confirmed how much his penalty amounted to, nor the total value of The Final settlement with HMRC.
Source of news: bbc.com