A senior Tory has told the Times he gave the personal numbers of fellow MPs to someone he met on a dating app. William Wragg told the paper he shared the contacts, adding he was "scared" the individual had "compromising things on me". He apologised and said he had "hurt people by being weak". It comes amid reports that at least 12 men in Westminster have received unsolicited texts and naked pictures. One ex-MP has told the BBC he was targeted as part of the suspected honeytrap attempt. A Leicestershire Police spokesperson said they were investigating one of the cases, which was reported last month. The BBC has attempted to contact Mr Wragg for comment. 'Manipulated' Speaking to the Times, the vice chairman of the 1922 committee of backbench Tory MPs said he had sent intimate pictures of himself to a man he met on gay dating app Grindr. " They had compromising things on me. They wouldn't leave me alone. "They would ask for peop...
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