Allegations of Sexual harassment: Who is telling the truth between Two British politicians?
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Roger Bird and Natasha Bolter Male politicians in Britain who like to have consensual sexual relationships with their female counterparts should think twice before engaging in these relationships. Some male politicians have lost their positions because of inappropriate sexual relationships. Others have lost not only their high positions but also have been prosecuted for such sexual misconduct. The most recent male politician to be caught up in this sex scandal is the UKIP’s general secretary, Roger Bird. Mr Bird was accused last week by Natasha Bolter, a UKIP aspiring election candidate, of repeated sexual advances. Following this allegation the UKIP party has suspended him and launched an investigation into the case. While this investigation is being conducted, Mr Bird has come out to refute Ms Bolter’s claim of pestering. He is arguing that his relationship with Ms Bolter was consensual. He has released one of the text messages sent to him by Ms Bolter during thei