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The home of common sense. This is talk. Welcome to Wednesday morning right here. Theo, very good morning, thanks for joining us. Why don't we start with a very interesting story, which we've been doing for a couple of days now. It's on the front page of the Daily Mail. And this is the latest installment in more trouble for Keir Stama. And this, of course, is the red donations row. $740,000 was given to an organization which which is called uh labor together right this is

a sort of a think tank that's behind morgan mczwini's movement to get keerstama into power right

yeah and they borrowed or were loaned 740 000 pounds but they hid the donations and didn't

declare them which technically uh could be a crime, certainly a breach of electoral

commission rules. The Tory party yesterday, we spoke to Kevin Hollenbrecht, came on and

said he's actually asking the police to investigate, he's asking electoral commission to investigate,

he's also asking the parliamentary standards to investigate. It turns out now there's an email

in which a top Labour lawyer advised Keir Starrma's chief of staff, i.e. Morgan McSweeney, to hide the donations and say it was an admin error.

Yes, and that's because, of course, Morgan McSweeney had made the claim, according to the front page of the Daily Mail,

that he'd been told that the donations totaling 739,492 pounds didn't have to be

declared.

So the lawyer writes to him and says, well, can you substantiate that please?

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