Disgraced MP Margaret Ferrier 'put elderly at risk' in church the day after taking virus test

A disgraced MP who travelled to the Commons with coronavirus gave a church reading to elderly parishoners after developing symptoms, it has emerged. Margaret Ferrier was accused of taking a 'deliberate gamble' with the health of the public after she defied church guidelines to attend the Sunday service, after taking a Covid test. The former SNP MP has so far resisted intense calls to quit her Commons seat, after she flouted rules by travelling to Westminster by public transport and gave a speech at the Commons, after taking the test. After finding out she had tested positive for the virus, she then returned to her home near Glasgow by train, a journey of more than 400 miles. She attended mass at St Mungo's Church in Glasgow on Sunday, September, 27, the day after she took a coronavirus test after developing symptoms. She travelled to the Commons the following day, giving a speech that evening.
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