
Henry Dyer
Investigations Reporter at The Guardian
Investigations Reporter @guardian. Tips: [email protected]/henrydyer.01 (Signal). Not posting here, just RTs ATM - find me on BSky.
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msn.com | Henry Dyer |Rob Evans
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theguardian.com | Henry Dyer |Rob Evans
A member of the House of Lords lobbied the government to get financial support worth millions of pounds for a commercial deal he was steering, documents reveal. It is the second time that Richard Dannatt, a former head of the British army, has potentially broken parliamentary rules that forbid lobbying. He is under investigation by the House of Lords authorities over a separate set of allegations, following undercover filming by the Guardian.
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1 week ago |
msn.com | Henry Dyer
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theguardian.com | Henry Dyer
Almost £2m given to candidates in the 2024 general election has “essentially disappeared” from the public’s view of British political campaign finance, a report claims. It notes that 170 candidates received in total almost £2m more than they were legally allowed to spend locally during the election, raising questions about where the surplus funds went after the campaign. The donors who funded them are also tricky to identify, especially if the candidate was unsuccessful.
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msn.com | David Pegg |Henry Dyer
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