Peer faces Lords ban for raising speeding fines with police chief
The Lords Standards Commissioner ruled the letter was "an attempt to influence" the police investigation.
Baroness D'Souza said she only wanted to "open a conversation" on London speed limits, but later called the letter to Sir Mark "unwise" and said she regretted sending it.
A Lords inquiry found the 81-year-old peer broke rules on "personal honour" by writing to Sir Mark Rowley on Lords head
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