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The Conservatives wrote to the Parliamentary Commissioner for calling for an investigation of the claims that Keir Starmer could not declare support thousands of pounds potentially ”from the labor of the campaign group when the campaign group ran to the labor force leadership in 2020.

This is the third investigation of Tories within 48 hours in relation to a debate about labor, a group of Starmer, Morgan Mcsweeney, the Chief of General Staff. When Jeremy Corbyn was responsible, he played an important role to help Starmer become the leader in 2020, even though he finally behind the stage to fight Corbynism at the party.

The Group could not declare a donation to the Election Commission at a value of £ 730,000 and was investigated in 2021 and fined. These facts have been known for years. But interest in the story, a new book by Paul Holden The Foold: Keir Starmer, Morgan Mcsweeney and British Democracy Crisis was revived.

On Sunday, Tories demanded a police investment for Mcsweeney’s allegations that it did not deliberately explain donations. Mcsweeney, not bankruptcy, as a result of an administrative mistake, he said.

Last night Kevin HollinrakeThe President of the TOR wrote to the Election Commission demanding an investigation.

And this morning Hollinrake appeared Text of a letter Standards Parliament Commissioner Daniel Greenberg. In the letter he says:

Between January and April 2020, he organized a Labor leadership competition. The evidence obtained from this period shows that the Prime Minister agrees to the unity of the members and accepts thousands of pounds of recommendations and polls through the labor force. The review of the interests of the members of the time does not show the record of these donations. Parliamentary rules are clear that labor should be declared together, but it was not.

In 2021, the Election Commission fined the worker for not being able to report the donations covering the 2017-2020 period. Since then, new evidence has emerged in the attempt to mislead the election commission on whether this failure was deliberate. At that time, the Prime Minister’s Chief of General Staff Morgan McSweeney was currently responsible for a director and legal harmony in Labour.

This new information leads to the re-evaluation of Labour’s activities between 2017-2020. Together with Emek, he claimed that he was “helping to gather a party membership behind Keir Starmer” and “Keir Starmer united the party behind his leadership campaign”.

The reports show that Labour, together under Morgan Mcsweeney, spent hundreds of thousands of pounds, which later used in Starmer’s leadership campaign. This support was not declared.

Labor also provided written materials and strategic support. The organization participated in the preparation of Sir Keir’s first speech as a worker leader, but this help does not appear in the registration. In particular, Chancellor Rachel Reeves, currently donated donations for “providing research and writing services, but the Prime Minister did not.

Hollinrake suggests that Starmer has broken rules stating that deputies should declare more than 1,500 £ support, including “the same support”.

In contrast, a source of labor said:

Neither Keir nor the leadership campaign did not accept the same donations from financial or birth during the leadership elections.

Commenting on the Toray Approach Election commissionA commission spokesman said that the problem was “extensively investigated” in 2021 and that “the evidence was beyond reasonable suspicion that the failures made by the association were without reasonable excuse”. “Crimes have been identified and sanctions were applied accordingly.”