Tory MP and Rishi Sunak aide Craig Williams investigated for putting £100 guess on the election being held in July days earlier than PM introduced vote on July 4

Certainly one of Rishi Sunak’s shut parliamentary aides is being investigated after placing a £100 guess on the election being held in July, simply days earlier than the PM introduced the July 4 vote.

Craig Williams, the Prime Minister’s parliamentary non-public secretary, is being probed by the Playing Fee over his 5-1 ‘flutter’ in Might.

The Tory candidate for Montgomeryshire and Glyndwr mentioned he would co-operate with the fee over what he mentioned have been ‘routine inquiries’.

‘I put a flutter on the Common Election some weeks in the past. This has resulted in some routine inquiries and I verify I’ll totally cooperate with these. I do not need it to be a distraction from the marketing campaign. I ought to have thought by way of the way it seems to be,’ he wrote in a press release on X.

Craig Williams, the Prime Minister’s parliamentary non-public secretary, is being probed by the Playing Fee over his 5-1 ‘flutter’ in Might.

The Tory candidate for Montgomeryshire and Glyndwr said he would co-operate with the commission over what he said were 'routine inquiries'.

The Tory candidate for Montgomeryshire and Glyndwr mentioned he would co-operate with the fee over what he mentioned have been ‘routine inquiries’.

On May 22 Mr Sunak announced July 4 would be the date of the vote, outside No10. That would have landed Mr Williams £500.

On Might 22 Mr Sunak introduced July 4 could be the date of the vote, outdoors No10. That might have landed Mr Williams £500.

The Guardian reported Mr Williams positioned a £100 with Ladbrokes from inside Montgomeryshire on Might 19, backing a July election. 

On Might 22 Mr Sunak introduced July 4 could be the date of the vote, outdoors No10. That might have landed Mr Williams £500. Ladbrokes raised the guess with the GC, which reportedly instructed No10 final week.

In a press release to the Guardian it mentioned utilizing ‘confidential data with a view to achieve an unfair benefit when betting … might represent an offence of dishonest below part 42 of the Playing Act, which is a felony offence.’

Jonathan Ashworth, Labour’s shadow paymaster normal, mentioned: ‘These allegations are completely extraordinary. Rishi Sunak has sat on this data for greater than every week however has lacked any spine to take motion. As soon as once more Rishi Sunak has been uncovered as completely weak.’

A Conservative Social gathering spokesperson mentioned: ‘We’re conscious of contact between a Conservative candidate and the Playing Fee. It’s a private matter for the person in query.

‘Because the Playing Fee is an unbiased physique, it would not be correct to remark additional, till any course of is concluded.’

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