Damian Green urged during PMQs to apologise to sex assault victims

Secretary of State left ‘red-faced’ after deputising for Theresa May while under investigation for alleged impropriety

Damian Green could be out of the cabinet by the weekend
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Damian Green was asked to apologise on behalf of the Government to victims of sexual assault as he stood in for Theresa May during Prime Minister’s Questions today.

The Secretary of State - who is under investigation over allegations that extreme pornography was found on his office computer - was pressed to say sorry to all those affected by Westminster’s harassment scandal by Labour MP John Mann, who has led a campaign to expose sexual wrongdoing in politics.

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