Jenrick Faces Scrutiny Over £75,000 Donation Amid Transparency Concerns

Labour demands investigation into the origin of funds from a company linked to the British Virgin Islands.

Robert Jenrick, Conservative leadership contender, received three donations of £25,000 each from The Spott Fitness in July.
Labour has raised questions about the ultimate source of the funds, given The Spott Fitness's financial ties to a company registered in the British Virgin Islands.
Businessman Phillip Ullmann identified himself as the source of the donations, stating he used The Spott Fitness, part of his family’s businesses, to contribute.
Jenrick insists the donations are legal and valid under British law, dismissing Labour's concerns as politically motivated.
Transparency campaigners argue that UK laws on political donations are too weak, allowing money of unknown provenance to influence the political system.