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The Bullingdon Club of 1992: pictured are (1) George Osborne, (2) Harry Mount, (3) Chris Coleridge, (4) Lupus von Maltzahn, (5) Mark Petre (6) Peter Holmes a Court, (7) Nat Rothschild, (8) Jason Gissing

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Lord Rothschild and son, David Cameron, John Osborne, Baron Mandelson, Gordon Brown, Russian oligarchs, Mafia and gangsters inc.

Friday 6 February 2009

Tax exile peer halts donations to Tories to spare Cameron's blushes


By Ian Drury, Daily Mail
Last updated at 10:27 PM on 05th February 2009

A tax exile peer has stopped bankrolling the Tories to spare David Cameron embarrassment.

Lord Laidlaw of Rothiemay has lent or donated around £5million to the party, even though he is based in Monaco to avoid paying tax in Britain.
Now the 66-year-old peer - caught taking part in an orgy with prostitutes last year - has decided to end his financial backing 'until he has sorted out his tax issues'.

The multi-millionaire tycoon has been rebuked by the watchdog Lords Appointments Commission for failing to keep his promise when he was ennobled in 2004 to register as a UK resident.
Faced with an estimated tax bill of £50million, he chose to suspend his membership of the Lords in 2007

Tories have a ball as Labour donor bankrolls their night at Annabel’s


Nicholas Cecil, Evening Standard
06.02.09

Restaurant millionaire Richard Caring, who has financed the Labour Party, has started donating to the Conservatives

£150m payout for the dynasty that owns Marylebone




Party time: Camilla, Louisa, and Alice Currey, grandchildren of Baroness Howard de Walden and Count Joseph Czernin. The Howard de Walden estate covers 92 acres of the Marylebone area