Met police investigating row over founding of Your Party
A spokesperson for London’s Metropolitan police said they had launched an investigation after they received a report in September 2025 “relating to the…
The Guardian reports that a spokesperson for London’s Metropolitan police said they had launched an investigation after they received a report in September 2025 “relating to the alleged unauthorised access of a political party’s database”, the Politico website reported.
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