Tougher sanctions for harassment outlined - BBC News
Commons leader Andrea Leadsom hopes cross-party recommendations will "fundamentally change the working culture in Parliament".
Parliamentarians are to face tougher sanctions for sexual harassment and bullying, leader of the House Andrea Leadsom announced earlier.

Announcing the findings of a cross-party committee, Mrs Leadsom said she found reports of harassment "very troubling".

Mandatory training is proposed for all MPs, peers and their staff while in more serious cases, MPs could be suspended or forced to face a public vote on their future.

Shadow Commons leader Valerie Vaz said everyone in Parliament should enjoy a "safe, secure and constructive workplace" while SNP spokesman Pete Wishart said the report was "a significant, substantial document".