Original sentence: Later that month Shadow Health Secretary Andrew Lansley accused Ms Hewitt of failing to express genuine regret over the situation...Ms Hewitt made another apology on 1 May 2007 in the House of Commons  after the suspension of the MTAS website due to security breaches that she described as "utterly deplorable".Patricia Hewitt's apology was repeated to parliament on 16 April 2007, in which she stated that "the problems that have arisen relate in the main to the implementation process and not to the underlying principles of Modernising Medical Careers
Edited sentence: Later that month Ms Hewitt was accused of failing to express genuine regret over the fiasco.Ms Hewitt had to make another apology on 1 May 2007 in the House of Commons  after the suspension of the MTAS website due to security breaches that she noted were "utterly deplorable".Patricia Hewitt's apology was repeated to parliament on 16 April 2007, however she stated that, "the problems that have arisen relate in the main to the implementation process and not to the underlying principles of Modernising Medical Careers