French authorities to probe altercation between UKIP lawmakers stepwise

The confrontation between Steven Woolfe and Mike Hookem, both members of the European Parliament, left Woolfe hospitalized and made headlines in Britain.

Martin Schulz, president of the European Parliament, said he had referred the incident to French police and prosecutors on the advice of the body's code of conduct committee.

'Based on the result of the investigations, I will then take a decision about sanctions to be imposed according to EP rules,' he posted on his official Twitter account.



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At the time, Hookem acknowledged he had been involved in a 'scuffle' with Woolfe but denied punching his colleague.

Woolfe, who collapsed hours after the altercation and spent several days in the hospital, announced early last week that he was withdrawing as a candidate for UKIP's leadership and quitting the party altogether.

UKIP's leadership has been shaky since Nigel Farage announced the day after the Brexit win that he would step down. His successor, Diane James, quit after 18 days on the job, leaving Farage to step in as interim leader.

'Based on the result of the investigations, I will then take a decision about sanctions to be imposed according to EP rules,' he posted on his official Twitter account. 'Based on the result of the investigations, I will then take a decision about sanctions to be imposed according to EP rules,' he posted on his official Twitter account. 'Based on the result of the investigations, I will then take a decision about sanctions to be imposed according to EP rules,' he posted on his official Twitter account. At the time, Hookem acknowledged he had been involved in a 'scuffle' with Woolfe but denied punching his colleague. UKIP's leadership has been shaky since Nigel Farage announced the day after the Brexit win that he would step down. His successor, Diane James, quit after 18 days on the job, leaving Farage to step in as interim leader. UKIP's leadership has been shaky since Nigel Farage announced the day after the Brexit win that he would step down. His successor, Diane James, quit after 18 days on the job, leaving Farage to step in as interim leader. At the time, Hookem acknowledged he had been involved in a 'scuffle' with Woolfe but denied punching his colleague. Martin Schulz, president of the European Parliament, said he had referred the incident to French police and prosecutors on the advice of the body's code of conduct committee. 'Based on the result of the investigations, I will then take a decision about sanctions to be imposed according to EP rules,' he posted on his official Twitter account. UKIP's leadership has been shaky since Nigel Farage announced the day after the Brexit win that he would step down. His successor, Diane James, quit after 18 days on the job, leaving Farage to step in as interim leader. The confrontation between Steven Woolfe and Mike Hookem, both members of the European Parliament, left Woolfe hospitalized and made headlines in Britain. 'Based on the result of the investigations, I will then take a decision about sanctions to be imposed according to EP rules,' he posted on his official Twitter account. Martin Schulz, president of the European Parliament, said he had referred the incident to French police and prosecutors on the advice of the body's code of conduct committee. Martin Schulz, president of the European Parliament, said he had referred the incident to French police and prosecutors on the advice of the body's code of conduct committee. UKIP's leadership has been shaky since Nigel Farage announced the day after the Brexit win that he would step down. His successor, Diane James, quit after 18 days on the job, leaving Farage to step in as interim leader. Martin Schulz, president of the European Parliament, said he had referred the incident to French police and prosecutors on the advice of the body's code of conduct committee. At the time, Hookem acknowledged he had been involved in a 'scuffle' with Woolfe but denied punching his colleague. Woolfe, who collapsed hours after the altercation and spent several days in the hospital, announced early last week that he was withdrawing as a candidate for UKIP's leadership and quitting the party altogether. Martin Schulz, president of the European Parliament, said he had referred the incident to French police and prosecutors on the advice of the body's code of conduct committee. At the time, Hookem acknowledged he had been involved in a 'scuffle' with Woolfe but denied punching his colleague. At the time, Hookem acknowledged he had been involved in a 'scuffle' with Woolfe but denied punching his colleague. The confrontation between Steven Woolfe and Mike Hookem, both members of the European Parliament, left Woolfe hospitalized and made headlines in Britain. Woolfe, who collapsed hours after the altercation and spent several days in the hospital, announced early last week that he was withdrawing as a candidate for UKIP's leadership and quitting the party altogether. The confrontation between Steven Woolfe and Mike Hookem, both members of the European Parliament, left Woolfe hospitalized and made headlines in Britain. 'Based on the result of the investigations, I will then take a decision about sanctions to be imposed according to EP rules,' he posted on his official Twitter account. At the time, Hookem acknowledged he had been involved in a 'scuffle' with Woolfe but denied punching his colleague. 'Based on the result of the investigations, I will then take a decision about sanctions to be imposed according to EP rules,' he posted on his official Twitter account.

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