Sunday politics roundup: Minister denies culture of misogyny in parliament amid porn scandal

At the end of an explosive week in politics, which saw Tory MP Neil Parish resign after watching pornography in the House of Commons, Kwasi Kwarteng has denied there is a culture of misogyny in parliament.

The business secretary blamed an intense working environment and long hours for growing claims of sexual misconduct.

Meanwhile, Labour leader Keir Starmer has said a culture change must be “modelled from the top”.

It comes amid a series of scandals and allegations of misogynistic behaviour that have marred Westminster this week.

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