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The Prime Minister is reviewing whether to abolish the role of ministerial interests adviser after Lord Geidt resigned.

After weeks of speculation about his future following the Partygate scandal, Lord Geidt quit on Wednesday night as the Independent Adviser on Ministers Interests.

The Prime Minister is reviewing whether to abolish the role of ministerial interests adviser after Lord Geidt resigned.

The Prime Minister is reviewing whether to abolish the role of ministerial interests adviser after Lord Geidt resigned.

BORIS Johnson’s former anti-corruption tsar has warned the Prime Minister would be making a “big mistake” if he refuses to appoint a new…

The Prime Minister is reviewing whether to abolish the role of ministerial interests adviser after Lord Geidt resigned.

The Prime Minister is reviewing whether to abolish the role of ministerial interests adviser after Lord Geidt resigned.

BORIS Johnson’s former ethics adviser has said he quit because he “could not be a party to advising on any potential law-breaking”.

What do we know about what the governments intention was? well, this is whats so strange because when we talked last night, we said, "well, what has happened between him "giving evidence to those mps where he was asked "about resigning? "whats happened between that and now?" and although we have a little bit more of a clue, its not entirely clear but it does seem to be about a trade issue. it seems to be about the governments desire to basically extend tariffs on — we think, but we dont know f...

Predecessor resigned, and that of course was you, so you have your own personal experience of working in this role. did you share lord geidts frustration with what has been going on? in my case, it was slightly different in that there was a considerable investigation in the cabinet office and they did a lot of work and produced a very long report which i then advised on and advised the home secretary had breached the ministerial code and the prime minister said, "no, she hasnt" and ifelt well, i...