Allan resigned instead. He lost part of a libel action over the issue on appeal, although judges backed him over a separate allegation that he had countenanced breaches of electoral law surrounding foreign donors, and he ultimately won 50,000 damages on this point. The City tycoon denied wrongdoing and claimed his comments were just 'bluster'. The so-called 'City of London's richest man' has now been appointed to the House of Lords by Mr Johnson, despite its Appointments Commission advising against the move. Wadley was also a senior adviser to Johnson when he was mayor of London, having previously championed his candidacy and rubbished his incumbent opponent, Ken Livingstone, while she was editor of the Evening Standard.
Wadiley was an appointed to the House of Lords by Mr. Johnson.
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