article_snippet: Tory MP Nigel Mills was forced to apologise after Tory MP Nigel Mills was caught playing games on Tory MP Nigel Mills iPad during a select committee hearing last December - as the Commons authorities launched a mole hunt for whoever caught Tory MP Nigel Mills on camera.
article_snippet: Photographs published by The Sun showed Tory MP Nigel Mills enjoying online hit Candy Crush Saga during a Work and Pensions Committee evidence session.
article_snippet: The Amber Valley MP, who has been issued with a tablet at the Taxpayers' expense, initially told the newspaper Tory MP Nigel Mills would merely 'try' not to be diverted by the game again.
article_snippet: But in a statement  Tory MP Nigel Mills said: 'I apologise unreservedly for my behaviour at the committee meeting and realise my behaviour at the committee meeting fell short of what is expected of a Member of Parliament.' '
article_snippet: Two months earlier, Tory MP Nigel Mills admitted having a ‘game or two’ of Candy Crush on Tory MP Nigel Mills taxpayer-funded iPad during an important meeting in Parliament.
article_snippet: Mr Mills, the MP for Amber Valley in Derbyshire, was supposed to be listening to experts give evidence at a meeting of the Commons Work and Pensions Committee in December.
article_snippet: However, Tory MP Nigel Mills spent much of the two-and-a-half-hour meeting closely studying Tory MP Nigel Mills iPad and swiping the screen as Tory MP Nigel Mills tried to complete levels of the popular game.