Britain's aid minister apologizes over undisclosed Israel meetingsLONDON (Reuters) - Britain s international development minister Priti Patel apologized on Monday for failing to disclose meetings with senior Israeli officials during a private holiday. The meetings were a potential breach of ministerial protocol.  Patel said she met with senior Israeli figures, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the Foreign Ministry  Director General Yuval Rotem and opposition leader Yair Lapid.  She apologized for failing to follow the usual procedures that ministers inform Britain s Foreign Office before conducting official business overseas and said she regretted suggesting Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson had been aware of her trip.   I can see how my enthusiasm to engage in this way could be mis-read, and how meetings were set up and reported,  Patel said in a statement.  I am sorry for this and I apologize for it.  Prime Minister Theresa May s government is already under the microscope over the fallout from a broader parliamentary sexual harassment scandal which last week forced Britain s defense minister Michael Fallon to resign. May s most senior minister Damian Green is also under investigation from Britain s Cabinet Office after claims by a former senior police officer that pornography was found on one of his work computers and that he made an inappropriate sexual advance on a young woman. He denies any wrongdoing. Other political parties are also under scrutiny. Labour s spokeswoman for international development Kate Osamor said that Patel should resign or face an investigation by the Cabinet Office for breach of the ministerial code.    A government spokesman said May accepted Patel s apology and met with her on Monday to remind her of the obligations under the ministerial code. After details of Patel s meetings in Israel were first reported last week, Patel told the Guardian newspaper Johnson  knew about the trip.  In a clarification on Monday she said that  this was not the case  and that he  did become aware of the visit, but not in advance of it . Patel said she  regrets the lack of precision in the wording she used in these statements, and is taking the opportunity to clarify the position.  (This version of the story corrects title of Israeli foreign ministry official in third paragraph) worldnews
britain aid minister apologizes undisclosed israel meetingslondon reuters britain international development minister write patel apologized monday failing disclose meetings senior israeli officials private holiday the meetings potential breach ministerial protocol patel said met senior israeli figures including prime minister benjamin netanyahu foreign ministry director general rural totem opposition leader air laid she apologized failing follow usual procedures ministers inform britain foreign office conducting official business overseas said regretted suggesting foreign secretary boris johnson aware trip i see enthusiasm engage way could meetings set reported patel said statement i sorry i apologize prime minister theresa may government already microscope fallout broader parliamentary sexual harassment scandal last week forced britain defense minister michael fallen resign may senior minister domain green also investigation britain cabinet office claims former senior police officer pornography found one work computers made inappropriate sexual advance young woman he denies wrongdoing other political parties also scrutiny labour spokeswoman international development kate amor said patel resign face investigation cabinet office breach ministerial code a government spokesman said may accepted patel apology met monday remind obligations ministerial code after details patel meetings israel first reported last week patel told guardian newspaper johnson knew trip in clarification monday said case become aware visit advance patel said regrets lack precision wording used statements taking opportunity clarify position this version story corrects title israeli foreign ministry official third paragraph 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 aid minister apologizes over undisclosed Israel meetingsLONDON (Reuters) - Britain s international development minister Priti Patel apologized on Monday for failing to disclose meetings with senior Israeli officials during a private holiday. The meetings were a potential breach of ministerial protocol.  Patel said she met with senior Israeli figures, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the Foreign Ministry  Director General Yuval Rotem and opposition leader Yair Lapid.  She apologized for failing to follow the usual procedures that ministers inform Britain s Foreign Office before conducting official business overseas and said she regretted suggesting Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson had been aware of her trip.   I can see how my enthusiasm to engage in this way could be mis-read, and how meetings were set up and reported,  Patel said in a statement.  I am sorry for this and I apologize for it.  Prime Minister Theresa May s government is already under the microscope over the fallout from a broader parliamentary sexual harassment scandal which last week forced Britain s defense minister Michael Fallon to resign. May s most senior minister Damian Green is also under investigation from Britain s Cabinet Office after claims by a former senior police officer that pornography was found on one of his work computers and that he made an inappropriate sexual advance on a young woman. He denies any wrongdoing. Other political parties are also under scrutiny. Labour s spokeswoman for international development Kate Osamor said that Patel should resign or face an investigation by the Cabinet Office for breach of the ministerial code.    A government spokesman said May accepted Patel s apology and met with her on Monday to remind her of the obligations under the ministerial code. After details of Patel s meetings in Israel were first reported last week, Patel told the Guardian newspaper Johnson  knew about the trip.  In a clarification on Monday she said that  this was not the case  and that he  did become aware of the visit, but not in advance of it . Patel said she  regrets the lack of precision in the wording she used in these statements, and is taking the opportunity to clarify the position.  (This version of the story corrects title of Israeli foreign ministry official in third paragraph) 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 aid minister apologizes undisclosed israel meetingslondon reuters britain international development minister write patel apologized monday failing disclose meetings senior israeli officials private holiday the meetings potential breach ministerial protocol patel said met senior israeli figures including prime minister benjamin netanyahu foreign ministry director general rural totem opposition leader air laid she apologized failing follow usual procedures ministers inform britain foreign office conducting official business overseas said regretted suggesting foreign secretary boris johnson aware trip i see enthusiasm engage way could meetings set reported patel said statement i sorry i apologize prime minister theresa may government already microscope fallout broader parliamentary sexual harassment scandal last week forced britain defense minister michael fallen resign may senior minister domain green also investigation britain cabinet office claims former senior police officer pornography found one work computers made inappropriate sexual advance young woman he denies wrongdoing other political parties also scrutiny labour spokeswoman international development kate amor said patel resign face investigation cabinet office breach ministerial code a government spokesman said may accepted patel apology met monday remind obligations ministerial code after details patel meetings israel first reported last week patel told guardian newspaper johnson knew trip in clarification monday said case become aware visit advance patel said regrets lack precision wording used statements taking opportunity clarify position this version story corrects title israeli foreign ministry official third paragraph worldnews