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  • Greensill job allowed Bill Crothers to evade scrutiny, says former Home Office official

    April 15, 2021

    Former Home Office permanent secretary Sir David Normington said that he was “absolutely amazed” that a top civil servant was permitted to work as a part-time adviser at Greensill Capital while still in Whitehall. Asked about the Bill Crothers case, Sir David told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme today: “Well actually, when I heard it, [...]

  • Prime Minister’s deputy chief of staff faces conflict of interest accusations

    April 14, 2021

    Boris Johnson’s deputy chief of staff is facing accusations of a potential conflict of interest amid a lobbying scandal that has engulfed the Conservative party. Baroness Finn, who was appointed to her role in February, holds a 35 per cent stake in a company that advises governments including Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Kazakhstan. FMAP Limited [...]

  • David Cameron ‘open to questions’ over Greensill lobbying

    April 13, 2021

    David Cameron has said he will cooperate with a government inquiry into a lobbying row linked to collapsed finance firm Greensill. Boris Johnson yesterday announced an independent review into the way the former prime minister lobbied health secretary Matt Hancock and chancellor Rishi Sunak on behalf of Greensill and how contracts were awarded. The inquiry [...]

  • Greensill lobbying row: Rishi Sunak’s texts to David Cameron published

    April 8, 2021

    Texts sent by chancellor Rishi Sunak to David Cameron relating to collapsed finance firm Greensill Capital have been published amid a row over lobbying. The former prime minister is facing an investigation over messages he sent to the chancellor asking for more Covid support for Greensill. In response to a Freedom of Information request, the [...]

  • Sunak questioned over Greensill Capital’s links to Covid loan scheme

    April 5, 2021

    Greensill Bank clients get $3bn payout as Labour puhes for tighter lobbying rules after David Cameron lobbying probe

  • Greensill: What is the David Cameron lobbying row all about?

    March 30, 2021

    Labour is calling for an inquiry amid reports former Prime Minister David Cameron used his contacts to lobby for support for Greensill Capital through the government’s Covid Corporate Financing Facility. Business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng insists Cameron “did absolutely nothing wrong” in his dealings, adding that “everything was above board” with the former prime minister’s connection [...]

  • David Cameron ‘did nothing wrong’ in his dealings with Greensill, says Kwasi Kwarteng

    March 30, 2021

    David Cameron “did absolutely nothing wrong” in his dealings with Greensill Capital, according to a senior government minister. Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng said “everything was above board” with the former prime minister’s connection to the financial services company which collapsed earlier this month. Speaking on Sky News this morning, Kwarteng said that, with Cameron having [...]

  • Former PM David Cameron will be investigated over lobbying Sunak and Bank for Covid cash for Greensill

    March 25, 2021

    David Cameron will be investigated over lobbying Sunak and Bank for Covid cash for Greensill

  • David Cameron made £836,000 last year while Theresa May banked £400,000

    February 1, 2020

    David Cameron made £836,168 last year in media and speaking fees. The former Prime Minister had more than £538,000 in the bank of his company, The Office of David Cameron, for the year ending April 30, according to new accounts filed with Companies House, which was first reported by The Telegraph. It excludes any profits [...]

  • DEBATE: Will David Cameron be remembered for anything other than Brexit?

    September 18, 2019

    Will David Cameron ever be remembered for anything other than the EU referendum? YES, says Ben Kelly, a commentator for Reaction. In a few decades, after the Brexit mania has passed, we will reflect on this era with a different perspective.  David Cameron will of course be a key player in the books, TV shows [...]

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