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They also urged Parliament to stop referring to parliamentary staff costs as "expenses," warning it confuses the public and fuels abuse of MPs.

The ensuing panic confuses both the viewer and Iris, until Josh delivers a voice command that shuts Iris’ programming down.

Judges ruled that the definition used “conflates and confuses two separate and distinct protected characteristics” laid out in the Equality Act - a reserved piece of legislation which MSPs do not have the power to alter.

The trademarks do not cover the "WP" abbreviation, but the WordPress Foundation says: "please don’t use it in a way that confuses people".

The ads "are broadcasting disinformation, in some cases, really egregious lies about one candidate or the other — this confuses voters," he argued.