Labour Party could be fined up to £15m by the ICO after leadership contender is reported over alleged data breach
Sir Keir Starmer in front of the TV cameras during the 2019 general election
The Labour Party could be fined up to £15 million by the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) after one of the contenders in the leadership race was accused of a breach of data protection laws. The...
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