Armed forces launch new crackdown on sexual harassment in the military
The armed forces is bringing in new rules today aimed at cracking down on sexual harrassment, which would see anyone found to have acted inappropriately immediately discharged.
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The armed forces is bringing in new rules today aimed at cracking down on sexual harrassment, which would see anyone found to have acted inappropriately immediately discharged.
More than 40 serving and former Red Arrows personnel - many of them young women - have accused male colleagues of sexual misconduct and bullying.
It emerged that the RAF has launched a formal investigation into allegations of what it called 'unacceptable behaviour' by several Red Arrows pilots.
THE Red Arrows are in freefall after a pilot was sacked over an alleged affair and a second resigned in disgust at the team’s toxic culture.Members