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Spain's Prime Minister Rajoy denies corruption allegations

Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy strongly denied on Saturday allegations in the media that he and other leaders of his centre-right People's Party (PP) had for years received payments out of a secret slush fund.

"I need only two words: it's false," Rajoy said in a televised address after an extraordinary meeting of party leaders to discuss the allegations.

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