UK minister Garnier keeps job after misconduct inquiry finds no rules brokenLONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May wants to draw a line under allegations of misconduct against one of her junior ministers, Mark Garnier, a statement from her office said on Thursday after an investigation found he had not breached ministerial rules.   May ordered the investigation in October after the Mail on Sunday newspaper reported Garnier, now a junior international trade minister, asked secretary Caroline Edmondson to buy two sex toys. The statement come a day after May forced her most senior minister, Damian Green, to resign for lying about whether he knew pornography had been found on computers in his parliamentary office. The investigation into Garnier s conduct said he had not breached the rules since becoming a minister in 2016.  Addressing events between Garnier and his staff member, it said the incident happened before Garnier became a minister, and that whilst there was no dispute about the facts, there was  a significant difference of interpretation between the parties.   It was not his intention to cause distress, and Mr Garnier has apologized unreservedly to the individual. On that basis the Prime Minister considers that a line should be drawn under the issue,  the statement from May s office said. The Harvey Weinstein sexual harassment scandal has triggered a debate about a culture of abuse by some powerful men at the heart of Britain s Westminster parliament. That has played a role in the departure of two of May s senior ministers after former Defence Secretary Michael Fallon resigned in November saying his past conduct had fallen below the required standard.  The departures have added to May s political difficulties at a time when she is trying to manage a party and electorate still split over Brexit, negotiate an exit deal with the European Union and convince voters she can drive through domestic reforms. Nevertheless, having secured progress in Brexit negotiations and steered key EU withdrawal legislation through difficult tests in parliament, she is not facing immediate pressure to quit from her own party.  worldnews
uk minister garner keeps job misconduct inquiry finds rules brokenlondon reuters british prime minister theresa may wants draw line allegations misconduct one junior ministers mark garner statement office said thursday investigation found breached ministerial rules may ordered investigation october mail sunday newspaper reported garner junior international trade minister asked secretary caroline edmonton buy two sex toys the statement come day may forced senior minister domain green resign lying whether knew pornography found computers parliamentary office the investigation garner conduct said breached rules since becoming minister addressing events garner staff member said incident happened garner became minister whilst dispute facts significant difference interpretation parties it intention cause distress mr garner apologized unreservedly individual on basis prime minister considers line drawn issue statement may office said the harvey weinstein sexual harassment scandal triggered debate culture abuse powerful men heart britain westminster parliament that played role departure two may senior ministers former defence secretary michael fallen resigned november saying past conduct fallen required standard the departures added may political difficulties time trying manage party electorate still split brexit negotiate exit deal european union convince voters drive domestic reforms nevertheless secured progress brexit negotiations steered key eu withdrawal legislation difficult tests parliament facing immediate pressure quit party 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: UK minister Garnier keeps job after misconduct inquiry finds no rules brokenLONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May wants to draw a line under allegations of misconduct against one of her junior ministers, Mark Garnier, a statement from her office said on Thursday after an investigation found he had not breached ministerial rules.   May ordered the investigation in October after the Mail on Sunday newspaper reported Garnier, now a junior international trade minister, asked secretary Caroline Edmondson to buy two sex toys. The statement come a day after May forced her most senior minister, Damian Green, to resign for lying about whether he knew pornography had been found on computers in his parliamentary office. The investigation into Garnier s conduct said he had not breached the rules since becoming a minister in 2016.  Addressing events between Garnier and his staff member, it said the incident happened before Garnier became a minister, and that whilst there was no dispute about the facts, there was  a significant difference of interpretation between the parties.   It was not his intention to cause distress, and Mr Garnier has apologized unreservedly to the individual. On that basis the Prime Minister considers that a line should be drawn under the issue,  the statement from May s office said. The Harvey Weinstein sexual harassment scandal has triggered a debate about a culture of abuse by some powerful men at the heart of Britain s Westminster parliament. That has played a role in the departure of two of May s senior ministers after former Defence Secretary Michael Fallon resigned in November saying his past conduct had fallen below the required standard.  The departures have added to May s political difficulties at a time when she is trying to manage a party and electorate still split over Brexit, negotiate an exit deal with the European Union and convince voters she can drive through domestic reforms. Nevertheless, having secured progress in Brexit negotiations and steered key EU withdrawal legislation through difficult tests in parliament, she is not facing immediate pressure to quit from her own party.  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: uk minister garner keeps job misconduct inquiry finds rules brokenlondon reuters british prime minister theresa may wants draw line allegations misconduct one junior ministers mark garner statement office said thursday investigation found breached ministerial rules may ordered investigation october mail sunday newspaper reported garner junior international trade minister asked secretary caroline edmonton buy two sex toys the statement come day may forced senior minister domain green resign lying whether knew pornography found computers parliamentary office the investigation garner conduct said breached rules since becoming minister addressing events garner staff member said incident happened garner became minister whilst dispute facts significant difference interpretation parties it intention cause distress mr garner apologized unreservedly individual on basis prime minister considers line drawn issue statement may office said the harvey weinstein sexual harassment scandal triggered debate culture abuse powerful men heart britain westminster parliament that played role departure two may senior ministers former defence secretary michael fallen resigned november saying past conduct fallen required standard the departures added may political difficulties time trying manage party electorate still split brexit negotiate exit deal european union convince voters drive domestic reforms nevertheless secured progress brexit negotiations steered key eu withdrawal legislation difficult tests parliament facing immediate pressure quit party worldnews