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An investigation will be launched into the appointment of the BBC chairman following reports he helped Boris Johnson secure a loan.

The ex-PM flew to Ukraine just as accusations about a loan and the BBC chairman came to light.

Richard Sharp calls for review following claims he helped then-PM Boris Johnson secure a loan

That former PM secretly secured a loan of up to £800k no surprise as financial reliance on others stretches back many years

<strong>Editorial:</strong> The inability to remove his own party chair after a multimillion-pound tax mistake underlines Rishi Sunak’s weakness

An investigation will be launched into the appointment of the BBC chairman following reports he helped Boris Johnson secure a loan.

Much. —— katharine da costa. a transport correspondent is here. it is not the first time recently we have been talking about record levels of cancellations. that has been the case over the past couple of months and at the latest data that has been released, which as you say goes up to the 7th of january, it does paint an even bleaker picture for passengers. it is not just on strike days where people are finding there is disruption and are sometimes the service they were hoping to catch has b...

Mr sharp says in that email to staff, "i was not involved in making a loan or arranging a guarantee and i did not arrange any financing. what i did do was to seek an introduction of sam blythe to the relevant official in government." so he believes that puts him in the clear, particularly as he says he discussed the fact that he was applying for the job as bbc chairman with simon case, the civil servant worried about a conflict of interest, and they agreed he would take no further part in any co...

An introduction of sam blythe to the relevant official in government." so he believes that puts him in the clear, particularly as he says he discussed the fact that he was applying for the job as bbc chairman with simon case, the civil servant worried about a conflict of interest, and they agreed he would take no further part in any conversations about loans. so i guess the question is does it draw a line in the sand? what happens next? big questions still to be answered, including will there be...

The former prime minister is accused of cronyism over the appointment of BBC chairman Richard Sharp.