Under Corbyn, funding for Britain's opposition in question

By Elizabeth Piper HULL, England (Reuters) - Multi-millionaire businessman Assem Allam fled Cairo for England 46 years ago after being arrested several times because he would not stop "talking" about military leader Gamal Abdel Nasser. Almost half a century later, the 76-year-old Briton says he still cannot hold his tongue, this time not about an autocrat but about a "shy communist" - Britain's new opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn whose hard-left views have scared business. From a leather armchai