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The reports made clear that the films had been viewed in the family home at a time when Smith was not present, and that she had given her husband, Richard Timney, a "real ear-bashing" over the incident.

In October , it was reported that the Standards Commissioner, John Lyon , had looked into complaints over her expense claims.

He concluded that, although her London home was a genuine home and she had spent more nights there than in her Redditch home, her constituency home was in fact her main home, and that she was in breach of Commons rules, despite "significant mitigating circumstances".

The claims for pay-per-view films were also found to be in breach. Ms Smith was not asked to repay any money, but was told to "apologise to the House by means of a personal statement.

In an interview with Radio Times published in February , Smith claimed that her expenses had been scrutinised because she was a woman, saying: "[I] know that it was my expenses people looked at first because I was a woman and should have been at home looking after my husband and children.

It was followed by a special edition of the Tony Livesey show, discussing pornography. She also contributed to The Purple Book in , putting forward new ideas on crime and policing.

On 24 August it emerged that Smith had arranged two prisoners on day-release to paint a room in her house, when they were supposed to be undertaking work to benefit the community.

The Ministry of Justice launched an internal investigation into the matter, and Smith made a donation to the charity overseeing the scheme.

Smith previously co-hosted a weekly show on talk radio station LBC Smith publicly supported the campaign for the UK to Remain in the European Union in the EU Referendum , and continued to argue for a second referendum on the issue until the general election.

In September , it was announced that Smith would compete in the eighteenth series of Strictly Come Dancing. Smith married Richard Timney in October and they have two sons.

In it emerged that Timney had regularly written letters in praise of Smith to the Redditch Advertiser , failing to disclose that he was her husband and that he was also employed by her.

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