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No Labour employee should keep job after groping colleague, says shadow minister

A shadow minister has said no Labour employee should be allowed to keep their job following reports a senior aide still works for the party despite a sexual harassment complaint being upheld. Shadow business secretary Jonathan Reynolds said he was ...

11 May 2023 at 11:18

Senior Labour aide ‘found to have groped intern’ has left job, party says

A senior Labour aide who was able to reportedly keep his job after being found to have groped an intern 20 years his junior has left his position, the party has said. The Labour hierarchy faced a backlash after reports emerged claiming that a ...

11 May 2023 at 18:55

Labour defends process as employee ‘keeps job after harassment claim upheld’

Sir Keir Starmer continues to have confidence in Labour’s process for investigating allegations of wrongdoing despite a staff member reportedly being allowed to keep their job after sexual harassment claims against them were upheld, a party ...

10 May 2023 at 14:51

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Businessman who groped stranger in Donegal admits to being 'disgusted' in himself

A businessman who groped a stranger as she bent over to collect her umbrella as she was leaving a Donegal Town pub has said he is disgusted by his own actions. Father-of-three Quentin Parke, 44, pleaded guilty at Donegal Circuit Court to ...

20 Mar 2024 at 18:33

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