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Mr Reeves had resigned his position while awaiting trial because he did not wish to bring discredit on the church although he had not wanted him to go.

Jurors clear warden over sex charges by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)

In the current climate where all too many politicians think nothing of putting their own interests first - and being seen to do so - and bring discredit on their profession by using highly paid positions of influence to ease their way into the private sector where they can receive fabulous sums beyond the dreams of most of us, Plaid's lead is not only highly unusual, greatly refreshing and honourable, but exemplary.

DAILY POST YOUR VOICE IN WALES: Don't let cynicism taint this decision by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)

However, what would concern us would be if the methods that were used were deemed to bring discredit on the organisation with which that person was involved.