Labour’s tech secretary Liz Kendall says she has seen evidence of “vulgar and highly sexualised language” associated with Information Commissioner John Edwards, and welcomed his resignation. Kendall’s account, as reported by the Daily Mail, frames the departure as a response to the language used, describing it as inappropriate and strongly sexualised. The reporting does not provide further detail on the specific communications, the context in which the language was used, or whether any formal investigation findings are published alongside the resignation. It also does not set out Edwards’ position or any statement from the Information Commissioner’s office in the provided material. Overall, the coverage focuses on Kendall’s claims about the nature of the language and treats the resignation as linked to those concerns. No additional corroborating details from other outlets are included in the information provided.