Labour Offered Titles To Tycoons

It has been revealed last night that the British Police are investigating claims made against the Labour party that they had redrew its loan agreement with millionaire Curry tycoon, Sir Gulam Noon, in order to reel it back into line with party funding rules. According to documents detectives have detailing 'cash for honours', Sir Gulam Noon refused a peerage after he had lent Labour the sum of £250,000 in secret.According to the funding laws, loans to political parties do not have to be declared but must be on commercial terms.The police will also be investigating allegations that rich tycoons were offered titles in return for cash handouts to parties.