Donations by party by the end of week 2 of the campaign
The Conservatives raised £2.2m in large donations during the second week of the general election campaign, compared to just under £1.5m for Labour, Press Association reports. The figures are from the Electoral Commission.
That compares to the first week, when the Conservative party received more than £1.46m pounds.
The Tories received 47 donations between 13 April - Monday 19 April. Labour received 14 donations, totalling £1.49m. The Liberal Democrats received just three, totalling £120,000.
Research firm JCB Research gave £250,000 to the Tories - for Labour it was £400,000 from Sir Alan Sugar's Amshold.
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