Nothing for you to see here. Then John Hemming (Lib Dem, Birmingham Yardley) rises in the Commons and with a blurt names Ryan Giggs (Manchester United association football player, m’lud ...

MP John Hemming on why he decided to name Giggs. When he sued Twitter, it was clear what he was doing. He was going after the ordinary people who have been gossiping on Twitter. I have spoken to ...

Manchester United's Ryan Giggs has been named in Parliament as ... Liberal Democrat MP John Hemming used parliamentary privilege to name the Manchester United star as the Premier League player ...

The former MP who famously broke an injunction to expose Ryan Giggs’ affair in Parliament has said we should be able to name the married celebrity involved in a threesome. John Hemming used his ...

That the name ‘Ryan Giggs’ is public is down to Lib Dem MP John Hemming, who ‘outed’ the Manchester United star in the House of Commons this afternoon using Parliamentary privilege.

JOHN Hemming has explained why he decided to name Ryan Giggs to prevent people being jailed for gossiping about him. The MP said: “When he sued Twitter and showed he was going to to go after ...

Ryan Giggs has been named as the footballer at the centre of the super-injunction row by MP John Hemming, a move which Lord Prescott has told Channel 4 News is an “abuse” of parliamentary ...

Manchester United's Ryan Giggs has been named in the House of Commons as the person identified on Twitter in the context of injunctions. Birmingham MP John Hemming used Parliamentary privilege ...

Though everyone was trying to keep his name a secret this time around, the cat came well and truly out of the bag when Liberal Democrat MP John Hemming named the premiership player as Ryan Giggs ...

Infidelity and an injunction may have originally been the focus on the star who MP John Hemming named in the House of Commons as Ryan Giggs, but now the spotlight falls onto his relationship.

Addressing MPs, Mr Hemming said: "Mr Speaker, with about 75,000 people having named Ryan Giggs it is obviously impracticable to imprison them all." House of Commons speaker John Bercow interrupted ...