Conservatives Face Internal and External Probes Over Election Betting Allegations
Rishi Sunak denies personal involvement as senior Tories call for stricter rules on political betting by MPs.
- Four Tory officials and candidates are under investigation by the Gambling Commission for allegedly betting on the election date.
- The Conservative Party is conducting its own internal inquiry parallel to the Gambling Commission's investigation.
- Iain Duncan Smith and Tobias Ellwood advocate for banning political bets by MPs to maintain public trust.
- Labour leader Keir Starmer criticizes the internal probe as a delay tactic and calls for immediate action.
- The controversy adds to the challenges faced by the Conservatives as they trail in the polls ahead of the election.
































