UK electoral body says investigating Labour-backing campaign group MomentumLONDON (Reuters) - Britain s Electoral Commission said on Thursday it was investigating campaign group Momentum - which backed the opposition Labour Party at a June election - over whether it breached campaign finance rules. Momentum is closely associated with left-wing Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and has helped the party attract new voters, contributing to its unexpectedly strong performance at the June vote in which Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May lost her parliamentary majority.  The Electoral Commission has today announced it has opened an investigation to establish whether Momentum, a registered non-party campaigner at the 2017 UK Parliamentary General Election, breached campaign finance rules in relation to spending,  the commission said in a statement. The Electoral Commission, Britain s election watchdog, said it was looking into a range of issues, including whether the campaign group exceeded spending limits or submitted incomplete or inaccurate expenditure records. Momentum is registered as a  non-party campaigner  and is subject to different spending rules to Labour and other political parties.  Momentum are a high profile active campaigning body. Questions over their compliance with the campaign finance rules at June s general election risks causing harm to voters  confidence in elections,  said Bob Posner, the Electoral Commission s Director of Political Finance and Regulation and Legal Counsel. worldnews
uk electoral body says investigating campaign group momentumlondon reuters britain electoral commission said thursday investigating campaign group momentum backed opposition labour party june election whether breached campaign finance rules momentum closely associated labour leader jeremy corbyn helped party attract new voters contributing unexpectedly strong performance june vote conservative prime minister theresa may lost parliamentary majority the electoral commission today announced opened investigation establish whether momentum registered campaigner uk parliamentary general election breached campaign finance rules relation spending commission said statement the electoral commission britain election watchdog said looking range issues including whether campaign group exceeded spending limits submitted incomplete inaccurate expenditure records momentum registered campaigner subject different spending rules labour political parties momentum high profile active campaigning body questions compliance campaign finance rules june general election risks causing harm voters confidence elections said bob poster electoral commission director political finance regulation legal counsel worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: UK electoral body says investigating Labour-backing campaign group MomentumLONDON (Reuters) - Britain s Electoral Commission said on Thursday it was investigating campaign group Momentum - which backed the opposition Labour Party at a June election - over whether it breached campaign finance rules. Momentum is closely associated with left-wing Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and has helped the party attract new voters, contributing to its unexpectedly strong performance at the June vote in which Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May lost her parliamentary majority.  The Electoral Commission has today announced it has opened an investigation to establish whether Momentum, a registered non-party campaigner at the 2017 UK Parliamentary General Election, breached campaign finance rules in relation to spending,  the commission said in a statement. The Electoral Commission, Britain s election watchdog, said it was looking into a range of issues, including whether the campaign group exceeded spending limits or submitted incomplete or inaccurate expenditure records. Momentum is registered as a  non-party campaigner  and is subject to different spending rules to Labour and other political parties.  Momentum are a high profile active campaigning body. Questions over their compliance with the campaign finance rules at June s general election risks causing harm to voters  confidence in elections,  said Bob Posner, the Electoral Commission s Director of Political Finance and Regulation and Legal Counsel. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: uk electoral body says investigating campaign group momentumlondon reuters britain electoral commission said thursday investigating campaign group momentum backed opposition labour party june election whether breached campaign finance rules momentum closely associated labour leader jeremy corbyn helped party attract new voters contributing unexpectedly strong performance june vote conservative prime minister theresa may lost parliamentary majority the electoral commission today announced opened investigation establish whether momentum registered campaigner uk parliamentary general election breached campaign finance rules relation spending commission said statement the electoral commission britain election watchdog said looking range issues including whether campaign group exceeded spending limits submitted incomplete inaccurate expenditure records momentum registered campaigner subject different spending rules labour political parties momentum high profile active campaigning body questions compliance campaign finance rules june general election risks causing harm voters confidence elections said bob poster electoral commission director political finance regulation legal counsel worldnews