Britain's May, party leaders agree to tackle sexual harassment with new measuresLONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May and other party leaders agreed on Monday to introduce new safeguards for those working in parliament to try to contain a growing sexual harassment scandal. Britain s parliament is the latest institution to become embroiled in a sex scandal after abuse allegations against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein prompted thousands of women and men to share stories about improper behavior. Allegations have been made against lawmakers in several parties, but the growing scandal is particularly damaging for May who, weakened after losing her Conservatives  majority in June, cannot afford to lose any more parliamentary seats, especially when she is trying to negotiate a Brexit deal. May told reporters on Monday the agreement with Jeremy Corbyn, head of the main opposition Labour Party, and other leaders to introduce a new grievance procedure and face-to-face human resources support was an  important step forward .  The fact that they have taken place here at our seat of democracy should be a matter of shame for us all,  she said.  We ve taken an important step forward today. It s important we get this right and that is what I intend to do.  Corbyn said the leaders had agreed that any form of harassment or bullying was completely unacceptable  in this workplace or indeed in any other workplace in the country .  We ve agreed we will establish a group of representatives of the parties and of the staff ... in this building and we will work out necessary procedures,  he told Sky News. The scandal has led to one resignation - Michael Fallon quit as defense minister last week, but the number of allegations against lawmakers has increased almost daily. worldnews
britain may party leaders agree tackle sexual harassment new measureslondon reuters british prime minister theresa may party leaders agreed monday introduce new safeguards working parliament try contain growing sexual harassment scandal britain parliament latest institution become embroiled sex scandal abuse allegations hollywood producer harvey weinstein prompted thousands women men share stories improper behavior allegations made lawmakers several parties growing scandal particularly damaging may weakened losing conservatives majority june afford lose parliamentary seats especially trying negotiate brexit deal may told reporters monday agreement jeremy corbyn head main opposition labour party leaders introduce new grievance procedure human resources support important step forward the fact taken place seat democracy matter shame us said we taken important step forward today it important get right i intend corbyn said leaders agreed form harassment bullying completely unacceptable workplace indeed workplace country we agreed establish group representatives parties staff building work necessary procedures told sky news the scandal led one resignation michael fallen quit defense minister last week number allegations lawmakers increased almost daily worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Britain's May, party leaders agree to tackle sexual harassment with new measuresLONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May and other party leaders agreed on Monday to introduce new safeguards for those working in parliament to try to contain a growing sexual harassment scandal. Britain s parliament is the latest institution to become embroiled in a sex scandal after abuse allegations against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein prompted thousands of women and men to share stories about improper behavior. Allegations have been made against lawmakers in several parties, but the growing scandal is particularly damaging for May who, weakened after losing her Conservatives  majority in June, cannot afford to lose any more parliamentary seats, especially when she is trying to negotiate a Brexit deal. May told reporters on Monday the agreement with Jeremy Corbyn, head of the main opposition Labour Party, and other leaders to introduce a new grievance procedure and face-to-face human resources support was an  important step forward .  The fact that they have taken place here at our seat of democracy should be a matter of shame for us all,  she said.  We ve taken an important step forward today. It s important we get this right and that is what I intend to do.  Corbyn said the leaders had agreed that any form of harassment or bullying was completely unacceptable  in this workplace or indeed in any other workplace in the country .  We ve agreed we will establish a group of representatives of the parties and of the staff ... in this building and we will work out necessary procedures,  he told Sky News. The scandal has led to one resignation - Michael Fallon quit as defense minister last week, but the number of allegations against lawmakers has increased almost daily. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: britain may party leaders agree tackle sexual harassment new measureslondon reuters british prime minister theresa may party leaders agreed monday introduce new safeguards working parliament try contain growing sexual harassment scandal britain parliament latest institution become embroiled sex scandal abuse allegations hollywood producer harvey weinstein prompted thousands women men share stories improper behavior allegations made lawmakers several parties growing scandal particularly damaging may weakened losing conservatives majority june afford lose parliamentary seats especially trying negotiate brexit deal may told reporters monday agreement jeremy corbyn head main opposition labour party leaders introduce new grievance procedure human resources support important step forward the fact taken place seat democracy matter shame us said we taken important step forward today it important get right i intend corbyn said leaders agreed form harassment bullying completely unacceptable workplace indeed workplace country we agreed establish group representatives parties staff building work necessary procedures told sky news the scandal led one resignation michael fallen quit defense minister last week number allegations lawmakers increased almost daily worldnews