By Custom In Parliament,who Are Referred To As `honourable And Gallant Members`.

[cobysword57]

does anybody know the answer.thanks

[Baldric]

If a member is a past or present member of the armed forces they may be addressed as "Honourable and Gallant", although this is very rarely used in the Commons nowadays.

[slaney]

"If a member is a past or present member of the armed forces they may be addressed as "Honourable and Gallant", although this is very rarely used in the Commons nowadays."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/82149.stm

[New Judge]

Past members of the Armed Forces.

[redman41]

MPs refer to each other by 'Honourable Member' and by constituency.
'Honourable and Gallant' for a former member of the armed forces and 'Honourable and Learned' for a QC

[New Judge]

And apparently rarely used these days ! :-)