DEVELOPING: Tory Donations Under Fire as No 10 Faces Urgent Questions Over Legality.

Breaking News: Tory Donations Under Fire as No 10 Faces Urgent Questions Over Legality A foreign billionaire, Wafic Said, had a Downing Street meeting with then-Prime Minister Boris Johnson and was described as a "donor" in official logs. His wife, a British citizen, has declared £2.6m in donations to the Conservatives over the last 25 years. The Number 10 files raise questions about whether these donations were legal, given that Wafic Said is not on the UK electoral roll and cannot make political donations himself. The couple's explanation that his wife made independent donations, without using her husband's funds or acting on his behalf, is now under scrutiny. According to documents seen by BBC News, Wafic Said's meeting with Johnson in 2019 was one of several interactions between the two men, including phone calls. This has sparked concerns about potential impropriety and whether the Conservatives have accepted millions in illicit donations. A Conservative Party spokesman claims that "proper due diligence" was undertaken to ensure the donations were permissible. However, the Number 10 files suggest otherwise, leaving many questions unanswered. This is a developing story as No 10 faces urgent questions over the legality of these donations. We will continue to provide updates as more information becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*