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Lee Anderson breached Parliament's bullying policy by swearing at a security officer and must apologize to avoid further penalties.

Reform UK MP Lee Anderson was found guilty of bullying and harassment, resulting in a parliamentary order for him to apologize.

Rishi Sunak vs Sir Keir Starmer in Prime Minister's Questions

Controversy over Lee Anderson's comments

Sir Keir Starmer placed a bet that Lee Anderson will lose his seat at the general election. Labour is leading Conservatives in the Red Wall seats.

Rishi Sunak faced criticism for not condemning Lee Anderson's Islamophobic remarks.

Political pressure mounts on Prime Minister and Tory party regarding handling of Islamophobia.

Anderson defected to Reform UK after making racist remarks about Sadiq Khan and being suspended by the Tories.

His journey from coal miner to politician reflects his evolving views and political affiliations.

Lee Anderson joins Reform UK after suspension by Conservatives for Islamophobic remarks

Reform UK's Richard Tice welcomes Anderson, putting pressure on Sunak and splitting right-wing vote

Lee Anderson considers joining Reform UK, potential first MP for the party.

Anderson remains adamant on his controversial comments, not apologizing for remarks about Sadiq Khan.

Lee Anderson met Reform UK's leader after losing Tory whip.

Anderson hints at potential defection to Reform UK.

Tory deputy chairman Lee Anderson has clashed with Reform UK leader Richard Tice, calling him a "pound shop Nigel Farage." Anderson told Tice to "pipe down" in his attacks on the government.

Anderson has previously criticized Reform UK and claimed he was offered a job to defect to the party. Speculation is growing that Nigel Farage could return to a top role in Reform UK's election campaign.

Lee Anderson's defection to Reform UK may lead to more defections from the Conservative party.

New Conservatives MPs criticize Anderson's move, urging Rishi Sunak to change course urgently.

Lee Anderson accuses Sadiq Khan of enjoying protest scenes in Whitehall causing disruption to Parliament.

Anderson hints he could defect to Nigel Farage's Reform party, posing a challenge to Tory leadership.

Labour MPs are unlikely to defect to the Reform Party.

Former Conservative Party deputy chairman Lee Anderson has joined the Reform Party.

Lee Anderson has left the Conservatives for the Reform Party and is now their sole MP.

Anderson was suspended from the Conservatives for claiming Islamists controlled London mayor Sadiq Khan.

Lee Anderson switched from Tories to Reform party

James Cleverley criticizes Reform and Labour for shouting from the side-lines.

Metropolitan Police assessing hate speech report against MP Lee Anderson for Islamophobic remarks.

Anderson remains unapologetic for accusations against Sadiq Khan, suggests political motives.

Metropolitan Police assessing hate speech complaint against Lee Anderson

Conservative Party handling of Lee Anderson's comments scrutinized

Islamophobic remarks led to Tory party expulsion

Consequences for making controversial statements on GB News

Anderson refused to answer questions about his future and past remarks, walked out of the building without a clear response.

He ignored queries about joining Reform UK, apologizing for his comments, or the suspension by Rishi Sunak, opting to leave instead.

Former Tory deputy chairman made controversial remarks about Sadiq Khan being controlled by Islamists

Anderson suspended from Conservative party for not apologizing for his comments

Rishi Sunak denies Conservative Islamophobia

Senior Conservatives condemn Lee Anderson's Islamophobic comments

Nick Ferrari cut a Tory minister's interview short for not addressing Islamophobia claims regarding Lee Anderson's comments.

Lee Anderson faced criticism and suspension for remarks about Sadiq Khan, insists on standing for the next election, and refuses to apologize.

Rishi Sunak denounced Lee Anderson's comments, denying Islamophobia within Tory party.

Mark Harper hopes for Lee Anderson's future contribution, avoids labeling his remarks as racist.

Accusations of racism and Islamophobia against Conservative MP Lee Anderson

Criticism from various political figures for Anderson's divisive statements

Lee Anderson refuses to apologise for remarks about Sadiq Khan, denying racism.

Conservative party member suspended over Islamophobia row.

Senior Conservative Lee Anderson regrets not backing Rishi Sunak over the Rwanda bill and would take back his old job if asked.

No 10 hinted that Mr Sunak is open to bringing back Mr Anderson in a senior party role despite the turmoil of the past week.

Transport secretary criticizes Lee Anderson's remarks on Sadiq Khan

Conservative party's strong stance against prejudiced remarks

Anderson is a controversial figure who excels at provoking reactions and is valued for his ability to rile up the opposition.

He has a history of making provocative statements and holding unconventional views, which have made him a valuable asset for the Conservative party.

Lee Anderson is a popular figure within the Conservative party, despite his controversial and contradictory actions.

Anderson's appeal lies in his ability to connect with a specific audience and his authenticity as a political figure.

Senior Conservative right-winger Lee Anderson dismisses concerns about net zero and calls those who care about it 'odd weirdos'.

Anderson urges the Prime Minister to ditch green levies and suggests an opt-in, opt-out system for fuel bills.

Lee Anderson suspended from Conservative Party for anti-Muslim rant

Lee Anderson refuses to apologize for comments leading to suspension

Rishi Sunak warns of prejudice and antisemitism

Lee Anderson suspended for anti-Muslim rant

Lee Anderson abstained from voting against Rishi Sunak's Rwanda bill because he felt mocked by Labour MPs

Anderson said that he couldn't vote no after being laughed at and chose to abstain from the vote