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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, a spectator's daily politics podcast.

I'm Cindy Yu and I'm joined by James O'Sive and Iswell Hart.

So, late last night, a member of the government, the Deputy Chief Whip, in fact,

Chris Pincher resigned from his role in the most unsavory circumstances.

It's about, tell us what we know.

So, it was a story in the Sun that Deputy Chief Whip had resigned in a letter to the Prime

Minister, confessing that he had, I'll read the letter, open with, dear Prime Minister,

last night I drank far too much, I've embarrassed myself and other people, which is the last

thing I want to do and I apologise to those concerned. Now, what that embarrassing behaviour

entailed was that he allegedly groped to men drunkenly at the Colton Club on Wednesday night

and, according to one witness quoted by a political playbook, he was clearly trying to seduce several

young men. Now, one of the things that I think that there's a number of significant things here

and we can talk about why conservatives, why MPs continue to behave in this way, but one thing I

think has changed is that a number of MPs who were present were horrified by the way he'd behaved

and complained to the Whip's office and I think this is a sign of a shift in the way that MPs

respond to other MPs behaviour and we saw that with the Neil Parrish scandal as well, which

was triggered by two MPs standing up in a meeting and saying, I've seen someone watching pornography

in the House of Commons Chamber and I think that's wrong and I think a few years ago and this is

appears to be the case for a number of MPs, you'd have names of people who were known to

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