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| Police interview Lord Levy again | Police interview Lord Levy again |
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| Lord Levy has been re-interviewed by police investigating "cash for honours" allegations. | Lord Levy has been re-interviewed by police investigating "cash for honours" allegations. |
| Labour's chief fundraiser, who denies any wrongdoing, was questioned for a second time at a London police station. | |
| He was initially arrested on 12 July and interviewed by officers from Scotland Yard and later bailed. | |
| He has been bailed again, to return at a later date. Lord Levy, who has raised millions for Labour, is also Tony Blair's Middle East envoy. | He has been bailed again, to return at a later date. Lord Levy, who has raised millions for Labour, is also Tony Blair's Middle East envoy. |
| His spokesman said only: "Lord Levy returned as requested to meet the police today to help them with their ongoing investigation." | |
| When he was first arrested there were calls him to be sacked from his role as Mr Blair's personal representative in the Middle East, despite not having been charged with any offence in relation to the probe. | |
| And there had been widespread speculation that the prime minister himself may face questioning. | |
| Police are probing claims that Labour-supporting millionaires were nominated for peerages in return for making large loans to the party in the run-up to the 2005 General Election. | |
| Lord Levy had been maintaining a low profile following his arrest, but appeared to resume his duties in August when he met Israeli government ministers. | |
| And he accompanied Mr Blair on his visit to the Middle East earlier this month. |