Independent MP Dan Norris has been arrested by Avon and Somerset Police over additional alleged sexual offences, adding to previous allegations against the former Labour politician. Norris, who previously served as West of England Mayor, continues to sit in the House of Commons as an independent member after being suspended by the Labour Party. The latest arrest comes as part of an ongoing investigation by Avon and Somerset Police. Norris was previously arrested on related allegations, and the new arrest suggests investigators have identified additional potential offences requiring further examination. Norris represented Bristol-area constituencies as a Labour MP before transitioning to the mayoral role. Following the initial allegations, he was suspended from the Labour Party but has continued to serve as an independent MP. His successor as West of England Mayor is Helen Godwin. The BBC reported that Norris strongly denies any wrongdoing in relation to all allegations against him. Parliamentary rules allow MPs to continue serving while under investigation unless they are convicted and sentenced to a prison term exceeding one year. The case adds to a series of sexual misconduct allegations affecting UK politicians in recent years, raising ongoing questions about accountability and the processes for handling such complaints within Parliament. The investigation continues, with no charges yet announced.