The British government is facing fresh sleaze allegations. <br /><br />Theresa May’s deputy, Damian Green, is said to have had “extreme” pornography on one of his House of Commons computers that was searched during a investigation into government leaks in 2008. <br /><br />The Sunday Times carries the claim made by a former Metropolitan Police assistant commissioner.<br /><br />Green denies the allegation which comes days after he was accused of “inappropriate behaviour” towards a young Conservative party activist. <br /><br />It’s also emerged that Sir Michael Fallon suddenly quit as defence secretary after a journalist told Downing Street he lunged at her and tried to kiss her on the lips after they lunched together in 2003. <br /><br />Sir Michael stepped down on Wednesday citing “ill-judged” behaviour . The Observer reports Number 10 was compiling a list of “allged incidents” since the first complaints were made against him.<br /><br />The Conservative party says it’s now extending an inquiry into MPs sexual misconduct.<br /><br />A string of Labour MPs have also had to respond to similar allegations.<br />
