According to Labour, there are still unanswered questions regarding the Prime Minister's wife's company, which is currently being wound up. The government has received a letter from Labour's national campaign coordinator, Pat McFadden, in response to rumors that Akshata Murty's investment firm, Catamaran Ventures UK, is about to be dissolved.

Gravitas: Labour party raises questions post closure of Catamaran ventures

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is under investigation by the Parliamentary Watchdog over alleged failure to declare shares in his wife's holds in an agency benefiting from a recent budget. For details, watch the video.

Rishi Sunak has questions to answer: Keir Starmer

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is under investigation by the Parliamentary Watchdog. The probe relates to a possible failure to declare shares his wife holds in an agency benefiting from a recent budget. Now, it has emerged that the UK PM's wife is a shareholder in a company that received public money; and the Labour Party is seeking answers. The Sunday Times reported an education start-up that an investment company controlled by Akshata Murty has a financial interest in, was given UK grant money. In 2022, the education start-up study hall received a government grant through a body called Innovate UK, which helps companies develop new products or services. Decisions on what innovative UK will invest in are made up by a panel of funders. Reports say there is no suggestion of Akshata Murty doing anything wrong. However, this will likely increase calls for more transparency about the Sunak family's money and business interests.

UK PM's wife shareholder in company that received public money

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Gravitas: Labour party raises questions post closure of Catamaran ventures

Rishi Sunak has questions to answer: Keir Starmer

UK PM's wife shareholder in company that received public money