OK, I have been really charitable towards Peter Hain so far but there is only so much charity one person can offer. The Secretary of State for Wales remains, in my opinion, an honourable person and a man of integrity, but he really has got to get better organised.
The BBC are reporting that he has admitted that more donations to his Labour deputy leadership campaign "were not registered as they should have been". He is reviewing all donations and has apologised for the "extremely regrettable" events.
It seems that these latest admissions may have been hurried along a little by Guido Fawkes who did some investigative work of his own. How embarrassing.
Chris Huhne's description of a contagious sloppiness within the Labour ranks does not seem to do the whole funding fiasco justice.
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