article_snippet: his donation among other family members was sought by Ibrahim Taguri, the party's former chief fundraiser.
article_snippet: Mr Taguri was recorded telling Mr Taguri:
article_snippet: The fake businessman is understood to have made contact with Mr Taguri, the party's spokesman on race equality.
article_snippet: Mr Taguri apparently told The fake businessman the money would 'open doors' explaining donors can give £1,500 to a local party office or £7,500 to the central party per year without having the central party per year name on the register.
article_snippet: The undercover reporter donated £1,450 to Mr Taguri, just under the limit, last October, it was claimed.
article_snippet: The undercover reporter was said to have then arranged for a 'cousin' to donate a further £7,650.
article_snippet: Mr Taguri was recorded telling The undercover reporter: 'When you do this, the doors will open for The undercover reporter…
article_snippet: The following month The following month is alleged The fake businessman asked Mr Taguri for some contacts at local councils as Mr Taguri was interested in pursuing housing grants to help Mr Taguri property investments.
article_snippet: Mr Taguri denied any wrongdoing.
article_snippet: Mr Taguri added Mr Taguri thought a 'cousin' to donate a further £7,650
article_snippet: had given Mr Taguri own money and that Mr Taguri was 'publicly declaring all donations', even those Mr Taguri was not required to disclose.