China is suspected of funding pro-Palestine marches across Britain, a new investigation has revealed.
American congressional investigators have launched a probe into alleged money channelled through Code Pink, a left-wing feminist protest organisation with roots in the US.
The inquiry, which forms part of a broader foreign interference investigation, centres on the group's financial ties to Neville Roy Singham, a technology magnate who made £580million from the sale of his firm, Thoughtworks, in 2017.
Mr Singham faces multiple probes, including a federal grand jury investigation, over allegations that his network has produced propaganda on Beijing's behalf, the Telegraph revealed.
A congressional committee has claimed Code Pink, founded by his wife Jodie Evans, appeared to have been "funded and influenced by Mr Singham and the communist Chinese government".
The US investigation is scrutinising more than $250,000 (£190,000) in alleged payments made during 2020 and 2021 to a British company connected to Code Pink, from organisations said to be part of Mr Singham's network. A further $94,950 (£70,000) was reportedly paid to the same firm in 2024 by the People's Support Foundation for "consulting services".
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