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The Rt Hon Lord Geidt appointed as Independent Adviser on Ministers Interests

The Rt Hon Lord Geidt appointed as Independent Adviser on Ministers’ Interests The Prime Minister has appointed the Rt Hon Lord Geidt as the new Independent Adviser on Ministers’ Interests From: 28 April 2021 The Prime Minister is pleased to announce that he has today appointed Lord Geidt to serve as the Independent Adviser on Ministers’ Interests (28 April). Lord Geidt is a Crossbench Member of the House of Lords, a Privy Councillor and a former Private Secretary to The Queen. He brings a distinguished record of impartial public service and experience of Government to bear on the appointment. The Prime Minister is grateful for Lord Geidt’s willingness to assume this important role, and for the particular contribution it will make to the maintenance of the integrity of the Ministerial Code.

Rt Hon Lord Geidt appointed as Independent Adviser on Ministers Interests

Rt Hon Lord Geidt appointed as Independent Adviser on Ministers Interests
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Johnson Denies Making Bodies Pile Remark: U K Politics Update

Johnson Denies Making ‘Bodies Pile’ Remark: U.K. Politics Update Bloomberg 25 mins ago Alex Morales and Emily Ashton © Photographer: WPA Pool/Getty Images Europe LONDON, ENGLAND - APRIL 20: Britain s Prime Minister Boris Johnson leaves after a news conference amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic at Downing Street on April 20, 2021 in London, England. (Photo by Toby Melville - WPA Pool / Getty Images) (Bloomberg) U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson hit back at claims that he said he would rather see “bodies pile high in their thousands” than order a third pandemic lockdown, amid a row over allegations of government sleaze.

Whitehall s most senior mandarin to face grilling from MPs over Downing Street lobbying row

Whitehall s top mandarin is to face a grilling from MPs about the lobbying row that has engulfed the Government, it was revealed today as it emerged he is also investigating a pricey makeover of Boris Johnson’s Downing Street flat. Cabinet Secretary Simon Case will face the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee on Monday to face questions over the access given to Greensill Capital and ex-prime minister David Cameron.  Mr Case, a former private secretary to the Duke of Cambridge, is leading an investigation into second jobs held by senior mandarins. He has warned high-level Whitehall officials should not have private-sector interests because it threatens the integrity and impartiality of the civil service.

Boris Johnson Tries to Ride Out Greensill Lobbying Storm

Boris Johnson Tries to Ride Out Greensill Lobbying Storm Bloomberg 3 hrs ago © Provided by Bloomberg (Bloomberg) Boris Johnson is trying to ride out a lobbying scandal that is threatening to puncture the surge in popularity the British prime minister has enjoyed following the U.K.’s rapid coronavirus vaccination program. Critics have accused the ruling Conservative party of “sleaze” and called for an overhaul of the U.K.’s lobbying rules after it emerged former premier David Cameron lobbied ministers on behalf of the now insolvent finance firm Greensill Capital. A top civil servant was also advising the company while still being employed by the government.

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