Tory MP Neil Parish says he will resign if found guilty of watching porn in Commons | ITV News

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Tory MP Neil Parish has said he will resign if he is found guilty of watching porn in the House of Commons.

Speaking to reporters, he refused to say if he watched pornography in the chamber but, when asked if he “opened something by error in the Commons”, Mr Parish said he did.

He also acknowledged the situation was very embarrassing for him and his family and revealed he had only told his wife on Friday afternoon.

Mr Parish said he had referred himself to the Commons authorities and said he would wait until they release their findings before deciding what to do.

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