Corbyn ‘horrified’ at sex allegations

0 Jeremy Corbyn says he dislikes his own untidiness Jeremy Corbyn has said he is “horrified” by the sexual harassment allegations that have rocked Westminster, describing some of the cases as “disturbing”.

The Labour leader said he was “utterly determined” that his party’s events would be a safe place for women to go.

In a wide-ranging interview with Grazia, Mr Corbyn declared he was “ready to be prime minister tomorrow”, but admitted his “untidiness” was the trait he most deplores in himself.

A number of Labour and Tory MPS have been caught up in Westminster sleaze allegations in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal in Hollywood. Mr Corbyn said: “I’m horrified and appalled by it all. I think sexism is a real challenge in society that needs to be dealt with.”