UK minister admits to using phone while driving bus

UK Transport Minister Peter Hendy admitted to using his mobile phone while driving a bus, leading to a police investigation and potential penalties. Hendy, driving a classic double-decker bus for a charity event, was reported by a passenger for texting. He self-reported the incident to the police and apologized publicly, acknowledging his mistake. The incident, initially dismissed due to lack of evidence, was reopened after Hendy's admission. He faces a potential six-point penalty on his license and a fine.