PM defends handling of Wragg case - after MP embroiled in sexting scandal quits Tories
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has defended himself after the MP embroiled in the Westminster honeytrap sexting scandal quit the Conservative Party voluntarily, rather than being kicked out.
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