Which peer was arrested by police in connection with the 'Cash For Honours' investigation?
Cash for Honours 12 July 2006 – Lord Levy was arrested by the Metropolitan Police in connection with the enquiry. 20 September 2006 – Businessman Christopher Evans was arrested by police in connection with the enquiry. 22 November 2006 – The police questioned a serving Cabinet minister, for the first time, as a witness in the investigation, Secretary of State for Health Patricia Hewitt. 14 December 2006 – Police questioned Prime Minister Tony Blair at Downing Street as a witness; he was not arrested or interviewed under caution. 15 December 2006 – Police questioned Jack McConnell, the First Minister of Scotland. January 2007
Cash for Honours left office The Telegraph reports that American actress Courtney Coventry was flown into the UK at taxpayers expense to give evidence in the Cash for Honours investigation. 28 June 2007 – The day after Tony Blair left office as Prime Minister it was reported that the police had interviewed him a third time some time in early June, and again not under caution. 23 October 2007 – PASC questioned Assistant Commissioner Yates regarding the expenditure of the Metropolitan Police Commission during the Cash for Honours Investigation and the lack of subsequent charges. The Metropolitan Police team, investigating the affair and