Tory Peer Lord Kulveer Ranger Faces Suspension Over Drunken Outburst
Lord Kulveer Ranger, a Conservative peer, faces a three-week suspension from the House of Lords for drunkenly harassing two women. The incident occurred in Strangers' Bar in Parliament where he was visibly intoxicated. In addition to the suspension, Lord Ranger faces a 12-month ban from Parliament's bars.
Lord Kulveer Ranger, a Conservative peer and former adviser to Boris Johnson, is facing a three-week suspension from the House of Lords after drunkenly harassing two women.
An incident in the Strangers' Bar in Parliament saw Lord Ranger swearing and calling the women 'useless' while being visibly intoxicated.
In addition to the suspension, the House of Lords Conduct Committee recommended a 12-month ban from Parliament's bars.
Lord Ranger, who did not contest the allegations, blamed family health issues for his behavior.
Peers will vote on these punishments in June.
An incident in the Strangers' Bar in Parliament saw Lord Ranger swearing and calling the women 'useless' while being visibly intoxicated.
In addition to the suspension, the House of Lords Conduct Committee recommended a 12-month ban from Parliament's bars.
Lord Ranger, who did not contest the allegations, blamed family health issues for his behavior.
Peers will vote on these punishments in June.
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