Mobile phone ‘hidden in Commons’ as part of prank to play ‘sex noises’ during PMQs
Inquiry launched after ‘sex noise’ phone found in House of Commons
- A mobile phone was discovered in the House of Commons, reportedly intended to broadcast sexually explicit audio during Prime Minister's Questions.
- The device was found near the front bench, close to where Sir Keir Starmer was due to stand, during a routine security sweep before PMQs.
- Parliamentary authorities have initiated an inquiry into the incident, which is being treated as a significant breach of security.
- Concerns have been raised about how the phone was planted and the potential for more serious threats.
- This incident follows a series of similar 'sex noise' pranks that have disrupted live events, including sports broadcasts.