Oxford Uni accepted ‘tainted money’ from Max Mosely

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Sky News published this video item, entitled “Oxford Uni accepted ‘tainted money’ from Max Mosely” – below is their description.

Prof Lawrence Goldman disagrees with cash from the Mosely family trust being accepted by Oxford University given the family’s history.

Max Mosely, son of fascist leader Sir Oswald Mosley, created a trust from his father’s inheritance which has drawn controversy given his right-wing political actions.

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