Labour Party could be fined up to £15m by the ICO after leadership contender is reported over alleged data breach
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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