More pressure on Liam Fox over Werritty funds

Former British defense secretary Liam Fox was facing more pressure today over his role in soliciting donations used to fund close friend Adam Werritty.

More pressure on Liam Fox over Werritty funds
Sun, 16 Oct, 2011 - 14:24

Former British defense secretary Liam Fox was facing more pressure today over his role in soliciting donations used to fund close friend Adam Werritty.

Britain's Police and the Electoral Commission is being asked to investigate whether the former defence secretary and Mr Werritty broke the law.

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