Mr Parish had told GB News that Westminster could be 'intense' and 'you are going to get people that step over the line' when asked about the Commons porn claims. 'I don't know whether it's ever happened before', she told The Times. I've just no idea what happens in these circumstances. 'These ladies were quite right to be as as they were. He would never just sit there with people looking. 'People shouldn't be looking at pornography. The MP's wife of 40 years Susan Parish said: 'It was all very embarrassing.
There were also suggestions a Tory minister also witnessed him watching porn on a separate occasion in a committee meeting. Mr Parish (pictured in 2016) was chair of the influential Commons environment committee
