Home Secretary James Cleverly Apologizes for 'Unparliamentary Language'

Cleverly denies insulting Stockton North, amidst calls for a formal apology in the House of Commons.

Home Secretary James Cleverly has apologized for using 'unparliamentary language' after calling Labour MP Alex Cunningham 's---'.
Cleverly denied allegations that he referred to Stockton North, Cunningham's constituency, as a 's---hole'.
The controversy arose during Prime Minister's Questions when Cunningham asked about child poverty in Stockton North.
Despite the apology, calls for Cleverly to formally apologize in the House of Commons continue.
This is not the first time Cleverly's language has been questioned; he was previously accused of calling the government's Rwanda policy 'bats---'.