A man has been charged with blackmail as part of a probe into the Westminster honeytrap scandal.
Oliver Steadman, a former Labour councillor in Islington, has been charged after a probe into WhatsApp messages sent to five people working in politics.
Steadman, 28, of Pemberton Gardens in Archway, north London, has been been charged with one count of blackmail in relation to alleged unwarranted demands for the contact telephone numbers of up to 12 individuals.
He has also been charged with a communications offence of improper use of a public electronic communications network, in relation to the same victim.
Steadman also faces four further communications offence charges over the improper use of a public electronic communications network, in relation to four other victims. This relates to the sending of alleged unsolicited indecent images.
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