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Honours e-mail sent by Blair aide Honours gag e-mail was about Levy
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The BBC can now say the e-mail that triggered the investigation into an alleged Downing Street cover-up was sent by Number 10 aide Ruth Turner. The BBC can now say the e-mail which triggered the investigation into an alleged Downing Street cover-up was sent by Number 10 aide Ruth Turner.
It was sent to Tony Blair's chief of staff, Jonathan Powell, and concerned Labour's chief fundraiser Lord Levy.It was sent to Tony Blair's chief of staff, Jonathan Powell, and concerned Labour's chief fundraiser Lord Levy.
The BBC is still barred from revealing the contents of the e-mail. The injunction preventing the BBC from reporting any details was amended on Monday. The BBC is still barred from revealing the contents of the e-mail.
The injunction preventing the BBC from broadcasting a story about this e-mail - granted on Friday night - was amended on Monday afternoon. The cash-for-honours probe began a year ago. All involved deny wrongdoing.
The amendment to the injunction was made after a request from the BBC to the attorney general.
Police are investigating allegations that honours were exchanged for loans to the Labour Party.
It began about a year ago, and switched its focus recently from the question of cash-for-peerages to allegations of a cover-up.
No-one has been charged with any offence in connection with the probe.