UK minister Damian Green fired over porn scandal
Damian Green
An investigation by the UK Cabinet Office found that  Damian Green 's previous denials over the issue were "inaccurate and misleading."
More recently   Green  was accused by by journalist and former Conservative party activist Kate Maltby of making unwanted advances towards her during a meeting in 2015.
The loss of  Green  is a personal blow for May. He was her closest ally in Cabinet  and brokered the deal with the Democratic Unionist Party that kept her in power after her Conservative party lost its parliamentary majority in a botched election in June.
 Green  is the third cabinet member to leave in the past two months  following the resignations of Defense Secretary Michael Fallon over allegations of inappropriate behavior with women  and of International Development Secretary Priti Patel over unauthorized meetings with senior Israeli politicians.
The Cabinet Office report found that by lying about the pornography   Green  had breached the code of conduct for UK ministers. It also said that Maltby's account was plausible  although it was "not possible to reach a definitive conclusion on the appropriateness of  Mr Green 's behavior" with her.
 Green  said at the time the allegations were "completely untrue."
May forced  Green   the First Secretary of State and her de facto deputy  to resign after the report was published on Wednesday evening.
May said  Green 's behavior fell short of the standards expected from people in British public life and was a "breach of the ministerial code."
An investigation by the UK Cabinet Office found that  [TGT] 's previous denials over the issue were "inaccurate and misleading."
More recently   [TGT]was accused by by journalist and former Conservative party activist Kate Maltby of making unwanted advances towards her during a meeting in 2015.
The loss of  [TGT]is a personal blow for May. He was her closest ally in Cabinet  and brokered the deal with the Democratic Unionist Party that kept her in power after her Conservative party lost its parliamentary majority in a botched election in June.
 Green  is the third cabinet member to leave in the past two months  following the resignations of Defense Secretary Michael Fallon over allegations of inappropriate behavior with women  and of International Development Secretary Priti Patel over unauthorized meetings with senior Israeli politicians.
The Cabinet Office report found that by lying about the pornography   [TGT]had breached the code of conduct for UK ministers. It also said that Maltby's account was plausible  although it was "not possible to reach a definitive conclusion on the appropriateness of  Mr Green 's behavior" with her.
 [TGT]said at the time the allegations were "completely untrue."
May forced  Green   the First Secretary of State and her de facto deputy  to resign after the report was published on Wednesday evening.
May said  Green 's behavior fell short of the standards expected from people in British public life and was a "breach of the ministerial code."