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Lee Anderson told to apologise for 'swearing at security officer' in parliament

Sky News Wednesday, 6 November 2024
Lee Anderson told to apologise for 'swearing at security officer' in parliamentReform MP Lee Anderson has been told to apologise in the House of Commons for "swearing twice at a security officer after his pass did not work" as he tried to enter parliament.
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