UK party-funding scrutiny doesn’t work | Prem Sikka | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk .
Strong analysis from Prem Sikka.
Well worth reading.
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I couldn’t be bothered to make a comment on the Guardian website because it’s so awful. Here, I would like to say: lets compare this sort of political donation with those that come from Trade Unions, which the Tories are so eager to outlaw.