The inclusion of Amber Rudd, the home secretary, on the list when there is no suggestion of impropriety may spark anger Carl Court/Getty ImagesA list of 40 Tory MPs alleged to have behaved improperly or had relations with colleagues in Westminster has been published online. A screenshot of the spreadsheet — which has circulated in Westminster for the past two days — was published anonymously today on a website which specialises in displaying images which have gone viral. The list contains the names of five cabinet ministers and several more ministers of state. In the column where the allegation is made, some simply list “affair”, while others detail consensual relationships. While more than half the names are alleged by the authors of the list…

Source: The Times October 31, 2017 12:15 UTC