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A MARRIED peer in charge of upholding standards in the House of Lords has been caught on video snorting cocaine with a pair of £200-a-night hookers.
Baron John Sewel, 69 — Deputy Speaker of the Lords and once a key ally of ex-PM Tony Blair — stripped naked for one sleazy romp at his rent-protected London flat.
Last month he was also pictured snorting coke with hookers at a sordid sex party after asking: “What about trying the big one?”
The peer, in charge of upholding standards in the House of Lords, sniffed the Class A drug from one call girl’s breasts.
And he told the women — each paid £200 for the session at his rent-protected London flat: “I just want to be led astray.’’
Snapped ... Baron Sewel seems to snort cocaine in call girls' photos
Snapped ... Baron Sewel seems to snort cocaine in call girls' photos
Sewel stripped naked for last week’s party, held behind the back of his wife Lady Jennifer.
Last night his political career lay in tatters and he faced immense pressure to quit his important role.
Sewel, also said to have taken cocaine at another binge last month, is paid an £84,525 salary as Chairman of Committees in the Lords.
But the Lord, who has a £1.2million house in Aberdeen, cut a less respectable figure as he enjoyed a seedy romp at his flat in Dolphin Square — notorious for a string of Parliamentary scandals.
Read Lord Sewel’s ‘whores’ slur against Asian women
One of the escorts told him during the session, which was captured on video: “You’re such a party animal!” He replied: “I know. Disgusting, isn’t it?”
The peer, who at one point puts on one girl’s orange bra, is also asked: “How bad do you want to be tonight then?’’ He responds: “I just want to be led astray.’’
Sewel, who claimed £403,799 in expenses between 2001 and 2010, was caught on camera snorting three lines of cocaine in three quarters of an hour.
Hunched over a table the former Labour minister held a rolled-up £5 note in his left hand — his wedding ring on display — as he sniffed the white powder up his left nostril.
Lord Sewel quits after Sun revelations
Minutes later, after hoovering up a second line off the table, he lay naked on the bed before summoning one girl, pulling down her top and snorting more powder off her breasts.
In a frenzy of excitement he then wore a call girl’s bra and leather jacket and sucked on a cigarette as the women stroked his back and hair.
Sewel booked the hookers for wild benders at his discounted flat in Pimlico, central London.
June ... lines are waiting for the peer
June ... lines are waiting for the peer
Dolphin Square — a short walk from Westminster — is at the centre of a Scotland Yard probe into alleged child abuse by MPs. There is no suggestion Sewel is involved in that. He has never been an MP.
The peer answered the door to the hookers at about 10pm in just a towel, saying: “Bloody hell I’d given up. S***. Bloody hell you’re late.”
But he soon forgot his anger and landed a playful smack on one of the girls’ backsides as she walked inside, gloating: “Happy days are here again.”
In a nod to his betrayed wife Jennifer, who is University Secretary at Durham University, Sewel insisted on turning a framed photo of her face-down on a table when the sex games began.
Sewel said he was “taking it easy” at last Wednesday’s party due to a blood test the next day.
He said: “What shows up in blood tests? I can’t do substances because it can kill me.”
One of the girls said: “You were really naughty the other night. You really, really were.” He sheepishly responded: “I know.”
Holding open his “moderngov” diary, he then tells the girls about a recent work trip to the Isle of Man, which included lunch on a steam train.
Sewel proudly told the hookers he had read about the parliamentary visit on his iPad on the “front page of the BBC News”.
And he even invited them to have dinner with him at the House of Lords in the Peers Dining Room ahead of another arranged orgy on September 8.
The trio downed champagne, vodka and wine before Sewel said: “What about trying the big one?”
One of the girls replied: “What’s the big one?”
Sewel said: “Um, it comes in a can and it’s got, has it got Pepsi? No it’s not Pepsi, it’s another word rather than Pepsi cola. It’s Coca-Cola — forget the Cola.”
Sewel later pulled a blue wrap containing white powder out of the top of a soft drinks bottle.
He passed the wrap to one of the hookers to cut out lines — saying: “I’ll only have the smallest . . . ”
He then said: “Have you ever noticed before, when this has occurred previously, I have provided usually a ten pound note?
“It’s rolled up and so in the morning at least I’ve got enough to buy me some breakfast. The rolled-up note disappears, it goes.”
When the call girls complained he was accusing them of theft, he quips: “Yes!”
One prostitute called his line of cocaine “ridiculously big” and asked if he was drinking too much.
The peer — full name John Buttifant Sewel — then selfishly pointed to a fat line of powder and said: “I’ll do that.”
A hooker responded: “No, I was going to give you the small one.”
Sewel then snorted one of three lines of cocaine on the table.
Within minutes he stripped off and paraded around the studio flat.
He snorted a third line of coke from one hooker’s boobs and stroked and pawed both women, who are about 45 years his junior.
After the session, Sewel paid one of the girls £200 in cash and wrote the other a cheque for the same amount.
The call girls also took photographs of Sewel seemingly taking cocaine during an earlier binge they say they had with him on June 22.
Wife ... Lady Jennifer is wed to peer
Wife ... Lady Jennifer is wed to peer
One of the girls claims she met the peer in a strip club in London’s Soho in 2012.
As a member of the Lords, he is involved in legislating on sexual offences acts, prostitution and brothel-keeping laws.
As Deputy Speaker he would also be expected to demonstrate higher standards of moral behaviour than ordinary peers.
Sewel helped draw up a code of conduct which insists peers act with “selflessness, integrity, accountability, openness, honesty and leadership”.
He has two children and two stepchildren and was made a minister by Mr Blair in 1997 — helping to push through historic devolution to create the Scottish parliament.
His name was even given to a law that means Parliament cannot pass legislation on Scotland without Scottish Parliament approval, known as the Sewel Convention.
Up to 70 MPs joined Sewel in flocking to Dolphin Square towards the end of the last decade — attracted by its closeness to Westminster and cheap rent.
He pays just £1,000 a month in “protected rent” on his “grace and favour” Pimlico property.
An identical studio flat in Dolphin Square costs £2,817 to rent — affording him a £1,817 discount.
Sewel was made a CBE in 1984, is a former Labour councillor in Aberdeen and was made a life peer by Mr Blair.
He is now a crossbencher.
Just six days before his wild binge was caught on film, he announced the House’s new powers to expel Lords if they breached the code of conduct.
Writing on the Huffington Post website in his capacity as Chairman of the Privileges and Conduct committee, he said: “The actions of a few damage our reputation. Scandals make good headlines.
Peer has broken his own rules and must go
“All Members now sign a declaration to obey the code and the seven principles of public life.
“The requirement that Members must always act on their personal honour has been reinforced.”
“No system of regulation can be perfect, but the House of Lords has come a long way since 2010 in improving its regulation of its Members and punishing the small number who misbehave.
“Today’s new sanctions strengthen the regime further.”
Last night Sewel declined to comment. _________________ A la guerre comme a la guerre или вторая редакция Забугорнова
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DISGRACED Baron Sewel branded Asian women “whores” in a shocking outburst during his cocaine-fuelled sex party.
The married peer was caught on camera telling a pair of hookers he had hired he would have liked an Asian prostitute to join them at his Westminster flat.
In between snorting lines of cocaine, sleazy Sewel says: “They sort of look innocent but you know they’re whores.”
Then, laughing, he adds: “That’s a really nice combination isn’t it?”
He says: “Oh, we could do with some nice little young Asian lady tonight I would’ve thought. But never mind.”
One of the girls asks him: “What is your deal with the Asian ladies? What do you like about them?”
Sewel replies: “Well, I don’t know. As I go around London on the Tube from time to time, I think that they’re slim. Many of them are quite attractive I thought. Not that I’ve ever sort of dabbled.”
Sewell made his comments as part of a series of bizarre outbursts during the sex session.
He boasted to his two prostitute pals that he had hired a number of other working girls.
And he claimed to have had sex with 13 other women at his flat — including a long-standing affair with a Labour Party member.
Settling up ... Lord Sewel writes a £200 cheque for one of the girls
Settling up ... Lord Sewel writes a £200 cheque for one of the girls The Sun
Baron Sewel's cheque for £200
Baron Sewel's cheque for £200 The Sun
But Deputy Speaker Sewel spent most of the 45-minute session bleating about his financial problems — despite pulling in an annual salary of £84,525.
He told the girls he had struggled to pay for his £1,000-a-month rent-protected flat in Dolphin Square, central London.
Asked how he afforded it, he said: “Well that is one of the f***ing problems. With extreme difficulty.”
Sewel, who has masterminded a code of conduct and oversees standards in the House of Lords, also moaned about being forced to make do with the cash he picks up every time he visits the House.
He repeatedly says the allowance is £200 a day — it is actually £300.
Sewel was then asked if he got expenses and said: “No, we used to. It’s all changed and disappeared. People were making false claims.
“Members of her Lordship’s House who are right thieves, rogues and b*****ds at times. Wonderful people that they are.”
Lord Coke: Top peer’s drug binges with £200 prostitutes
The peer, who is based in Aberdeen, moaned: “When the House is sitting, three days a week, I get an allowance of £200.
“Out of that it sits for about 120 days a year. So that’s £24,000, isn’t it? So it’s only £600 a week. You’re living on £50 a day.
“The trouble is these f***ing s**ts who live in London and don’t have to pay rent.
“They’ve already got a house in London. They get exactly the same so it’s free money to them.
“I mean the lawyers, the people in the City, people like that. They’re coming in.
“They do f*** all work in the Lords, they’re picking up their £200.
“People like me who have to rent somewhere — I don’t know . . . ”
As a line of cocaine lies on the table, one of the girls asks if his rent is paid for him and Sewel replies: “No, I pay for it out of my allowance.
“I don’t have to provide any receipts or anything for the £200. The fact I turn up means I get £200 a day.
“I could spend it on whatever I want to. I do spend it on wine and different things.”
Time for a rest ... he lies back for a fag
Time for a rest ... he lies back for a fag The Sun
Sewel — seemingly oblivious to the irony of whingeing about the cost of his flat while writing out a cheque for £200 for one of the girls — also complained about his rent going up this year.
He said: “When I took on this place they protected the rents. It’s been something like ten years it was reduced when market rent has shot up. So rather than £1,000 it’s going to be £1,400. Then it becomes impossible.
“If I did expenses I would be much better off.”
Living in his £1.2million family home in the rural Scottish village of Banchory, he spent 13 years travelling down to London — at the taxpayer’s expense — to sit in Parliament’s second chamber.
He was allowed to claim for overnight stays, daily subsistence, office costs and travel expenses.
In 2012 he was promoted to Chairman of Committees in the Lords, compelling him to resign the Labour whip.
He was no longer entitled to the lavish allowances. Instead he pocketed an £84,525 salary for the part-time work.
Deputy Speaker ...Sewel making a speech at the House of Lords in 2013
Deputy Speaker ...Sewel making a speech at the House of Lords in 2013 BBC
Figures obtained by The Sun on Sunday show that from 2001 to 2010 he claimed £403,799 in total. In 2001/2 he claimed £21,489 for the year, despite showing up on just 39 days, the equivalent of being paid £551 a day.
By 2003/4 his claim for the year had soared to £31,323, meaning he was paid £467 for each of the 67 days he attended.
In 2006/7 he claimed £57,896, receiving £482 for each of the 120 days he attended the Lords.
He got a whopping £62,592 in 2008/9, turning up 114 times for £549 per visit.
And in 2009/2010 he claimed £63,215 for the year, showing up on 116 days, the equivalent of being paid £544 a day.
After the rules were changed in 2010 following the MPs’ expenses scandal, Sewel was regularly among the highest claimants in the House of Lords.
In the first three months of the new allowance system in 2010 he claimed £24,000 — a massive £5,000 more than the next highest-claiming peer. He is still entitled to claim the £300-a-day allowance for travel expenses to London from his Scottish home.
Our revelations have left the previously untarnished reputation of the peer in tatters.
He started his political career on Aberdeen District Council in 1974 rising to council leader in 1977.
He was handed a life peerage by the Labour Party in 1996.
The glory days of his political career came when Tony Blair appointed him to his first government following Labour’s landslide election victory in 1997.
Lords and Ladies ... he poses with his fellow Labour peers in 1997
Lords and Ladies ... he poses with his fellow Labour peers in 1997 Uppa.co.uk
He was brought in by the new Prime Minister to help shepherd the Scottish devolution framework, drafting plans for the new Scottish Parliament and sending powers north of the border.
After helping to create 1998’s Scotland Act, he posed with other Lords frontbenchers including Blair’s mentor, the Lord Chancellor Derry Irvine.
His work ironing out issues in the devolution meant he gave his name to “Sewel Motions” — which dictate the UK parliament cannot pass new laws on Scotland without getting the Scottish government’s agreement first.
The SNP’s Alex Salmond axed his name from the legislation in 2005, with Sewel telling the girls in our film that the Scottish politician “couldn’t bear getting up and moving Sewel Motions because he doesn’t like me at all”.
But after guiding the Scotland Act through and unsuccessfully standing in the first elections for the Scottish Parliament, he was ditched from the government by Blair and left to languish in the House of Lords — making the most of its generous allowances.
Peer has broken his own rules and must go
In 1999, Sewel became Vice- Principal at the University of Aberdeen, becoming Senior Vice-Principal between 2001 and 2004.
He was appointed to the Privileges and Conduct Committee in June this year and is responsible for policing the behaviour of other members in the house.
He announced the new code of conduct for members of the House, which includes a seven-point plan on how Lords and Ladies should conduct themselves.
The list states that members should “always act on their personal honour”.
It adds that the members should show selflessness, integrity, accountability, openness, honesty and leadership.
It states: “Holders of public office should exhibit these principles in their own behaviour.
“They should actively promote and robustly support the principles and be willing to challenge poor behaviour wherever it occurs.”
Over the past year he has also announced and imposed sanctions against three members who breached the code. _________________ A la guerre comme a la guerre или вторая редакция Забугорнова
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