[MadIvan]

He's made himslef a wealthy man by his treason, and will probably get away with it.

No. Tony Blair will want to make an example of him, as will the Crown Prosecution Service.

Regards, Ivan

[Grand Old Partisan]

In a Lord Haw-Haw or e.e. cummings kinda way? If Galloway somehow escapes, he has a bright future here in the U.S. as a Democrat politician.

[scouse]

Mr Galloway’s activities will also be probed by Labour’s Disputes Panel and by its National Constitutional Committee.

It looks like the Politburo is preparing to slap him on the wrist.

[SauronOfMordor]

No. Tony Blair will want to make an example of him, as will the Crown Prosecution Service.

Only if she's stupid enough to return to England. He has no reason to return at this point. His seat goes away at the next election, he's got a nice place in Portugal (and probably elsewhere), and a lot of cash stashed in places (if he's been reasonably frugal).

Does Portugal have an extradition treaty with Britain, and does it cover political crimes like treason?

[alnitak]

Agreed. And he is sueing the Telegraph, which is a good way to burn up money very quickly.

[Mike Darancette]

Tony Blair will want to make an example of him, as will the Crown Prosecution Service.

Is there still residence space at Corfe Castle? Or, maybe the Tower?

[Steve0113]

Galloway still refused to come to the door and accept a bung.

What is a bung? Thanks.