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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Politics
Henry Dyer

Labour conference stall linked to Tory donor who claimed ‘foreign Muslims’ run English cities

Maurizio Bragagni, CEO and chair of Tratos.
Maurizio Bragagni, CEO and chair of Tratos, criticised Labour for having an ‘anti-Judeo-Christian identity’. Photograph: Daniel Lynch/eyevine

The Labour party has sold a stall at its party conference to a company led by a leading Conservative donor whose comments about “foreign Muslims” running urban areas were recently condemned by the Labour party chair, Anneliese Dodds.

The Tory donor, Maurizio Bragagni, has also criticised the Labour party for having an “anti-Judeo-Christian identity, which allows Islamic groups to feel at home” and said the party’s success in London was partly because “Muslims vote Labour”.

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