Former UK MP Andrew Bridgen breached MPs' code by failing to register a £4.47 million loan.

Former UK MP Andrew Bridgen failed to timely register a £4.47 million interest-free loan from a political donor to cover legal fees in a family dispute. The parliamentary Standards Committee found this to be a breach of MPs' code of conduct, though deemed inadvertent. Bridgen argued he was advised it was not necessary to register the loan, but the committee insists it should have been declared within 28 days due to the donor's political ties.