As Ukip members gather in Doncaster for their annual conference today, their biggest donor and head of the umbrella campaign to leave the EU, Aaron Banks, was accused of mususing personal data. This morning Banks told the Today programe that Leave.EU has signed up almost 100,000 people in just five weeks. However, we uncover evidence the group may have broken data protection and privacy regulations in order to do so. Elsewhere, we hear from Jasmin Stone from the Focus E15 campaign on why Jeremy Corbyn's pledge to tackle social cleansing does not fill them with hope. They say he must acknowledge his own party's record on this issue if he is to be taken seriously by housing campaigners and activists. We also have a piece from the chief executive of Freedom from Torture which calls on the government to provide specialist support to Syrian refugees arriving in the UK who have experienced torture. And finally, we report that Labour's candidate for mayor of London Sadiq Khan has pledged to scrap Boris Johnson's controversial "garden bridge" across the Thames. |
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