Pargav is a not-for-profit company set up by Adam Werritty. On Friday, Mr Moulton spoke to Cabinet Secretary Gus O'Donnell and passed all the evidence, including all relevant emails, to him.

Pargav is a not-for-profit company set up by Adam Werritty. On Friday, Mr Moulton spoke to Cabinet Secretary Gus O'Donnell and passed all the evidence, including all relevant emails, to him.

According to a report today in The Times, Pargav Ltd was set up as a not-for-profit company by Mr Werritty and was used to fund his jet-set lifestyle following Dr Fox on international engagements ...

G3 Good Governance Group gave £15,000 to Pargav Ltd, the company set up by Dr Fox’s best man and former flatmate, which helped fund his globetrotting and extravagant spending.

Pargav Ltd part-funded about half of the 18 foreign trips Mr Werritty accompanied Dr Fox on between May 2010 and August this year, it has been reported.

Meanwhile, The Times reported that Mr Werritty's trips following Dr Fox around the globe staying in some of the world's most luxurious hotels were paid for by Pargav Ltd - a not-for-profit company ...

Pargav, a not-for-profit company, was set up by Mr Werritty and used by him to fund his jet-set lifestyle following Dr Fox on engagements around the world.

The accounts also showed that Jon Moulton, a venture capitalist, was one of Pargav’s backers, though they did not reveal that it was Dr Fox himself who had personally asked Mr Moulton to put up ...

Adam is a good and honest man." Asked about Pargav, a spokesman for the Defence Secretary said: "Adam Werritty does not work for the Defence Secretary as an official or unofficial adviser." ...

Cameron also took £15,000 for his 2005 Tory ­leadership campaign from a pro-­Israel lobbyist who helped fund Werritty’s lavish travel arrangements through Pargav.