Metropolitan Police Conclude Investigation into Tory MP Andrew Rosindell

After a thorough investigation, no evidence was found to meet the threshold for prosecution, leading to the dropping of the case against Rosindell.

The Metropolitan Police have dropped their investigation into allegations of rape, sexual assault, and misconduct against Conservative MP Andrew Rosindell.
Rosindell, the MP for Romford, was accused of offences that allegedly took place between 2002 and 2009 but will face no further action.
Despite not being able to vote or speak in the House of Commons since May 2022, Rosindell continued to work, including taking foreign trips.
Rosindell has been completely exonerated by the police, with a spokesperson stating that the evidence did not meet the threshold for a criminal prosecution.
He is now due to stand for re-election as the Conservative MP for Romford after being unanimously reselected by his local association last year.