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Labour MP Ian Davidson says sorry to select committee Labour MP Ian Davidson says sorry to select committee
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A Labour MP who was accused of making a bullying remark has apologised for "any offence that might have been caused".A Labour MP who was accused of making a bullying remark has apologised for "any offence that might have been caused".
SNP MP Eilidh Whiteford alleged that Ian Davidson threatened her during a private hearing of the Scottish Affairs Select Committee.SNP MP Eilidh Whiteford alleged that Ian Davidson threatened her during a private hearing of the Scottish Affairs Select Committee.
Mr Davidson said sorry at the start of the new session of the committee, which he chairs.Mr Davidson said sorry at the start of the new session of the committee, which he chairs.
However, the Glasgow South West MP continued to deny that any remark he had made was threatening.However, the Glasgow South West MP continued to deny that any remark he had made was threatening.
His apology was accepted by Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat MPs on the committee. He made his comments at the beginning of the committee session and was supported by Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat MPs.
The Labour Party conducted an investigation after Ms Whiteford withdrew from the committee following her accusations.The Labour Party conducted an investigation after Ms Whiteford withdrew from the committee following her accusations.
She alleged that Mr Davidson said she would get "a doing" if the discussions from a behind-closed-doors meeting of the committee were leaked to the media.She alleged that Mr Davidson said she would get "a doing" if the discussions from a behind-closed-doors meeting of the committee were leaked to the media.
Ms Whiteford, who is the MP for Banff and Buchan, made her complaint to the Speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow.Ms Whiteford, who is the MP for Banff and Buchan, made her complaint to the Speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow.
She added that she would not take part in the committee again until after the matter had been resolved.She added that she would not take part in the committee again until after the matter had been resolved.