Imran Ahmad Khan MP regains Tory whip after explaining he thought groping teenagers was within the rules

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  1. More ridiculous…

    Independent: [Boris Johnson broke law ‘in error’ and is ‘completely mortified’ by fine, minister claims – Grant Shapps defends boss he describes as ‘honourable man’](https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/boris-johnson-party-police-fine-b2056933.html)

    Times: [Rishi Sunak apologises after agonising over future](https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/rishi-sunak-wrote-his-resignation-letter-after-party-fine-but-settled-on-an-apology-rpf33tvdr)

    ([*mirror*](https://archive.ph/6l7F6))

  2. >Robert Saunders (@redhistorian)
    >
    >If Conservative MPs choose to keep Johnson in power, they will be confirming that law-breaking and truth-telling are not, in their view, among the “big issues” by which leaders must be judged. They will be as complicit as Johnson in the erosion of democratic norms.
    >
    >[Apr 12, 2022 · 9:10 PM · 🧵](https://nitter.net/redhistorian/status/1513987930926297088#m)

    [Twitter link](https://twitter.com/redhistorian/status/1513987930926297088)

  3. Fuck me, we need a warning on parody news. As things are right now, this was believable enough that I’ve just crushed my phone case in rage.

  4. It is a sad state that so many people in this thread (myself included) couldn’t tell if it was satire from the headline.

  5. When satire is so close to reality that it breaks the world, something is up.

    It’s understandable why Armando Iannucci said he couldn’t keep producing satirical content.

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