Allegations of sexual harassment have rocked Westminster, with multiple MPs from different parties facing accusations of inappropriate behaviour. The scandal emerged over a week ago, prompting the resignation of Sir Michael Fallon, the first minister to step down amid the controversy.
Two Labour MPs, Kelvin Hopkins and Clive Lewis, have been among those accused of sexual misconduct. Both have vehemently denied the allegations, as the political establishment grapples with the scale of the revelations.
The claims have sparked widespread debate about the culture within Parliament, with calls for stricter measures to address harassment and protect staff. The accusations continue to unfold, raising questions about accountability and transparency in Westminster.
