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Grimsby businessman David Ross to give evidence in Boris Johnson s £15,000 holiday investigation
The Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards is investigating who paid for the luxury break
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David Ross, left, said he helped Prime Minister Boris Johnson and partner Carrie Synmonds, right, find a holiday in Mustique (Image: GrimsbyLive / Getty Images)
Grimsby-born business tycoon, David Ross, is to give evidence into an investigation into who funded a £15,000 holiday enjoyed by Boris Johnson after his 2019 General Election victory.
Mr Johnson and his fiancee Carrie Symonds flew to the Caribbean island of Mustique for a holiday between December, 26 2019 and January 5, 2020.
Now The Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards is investigating who paid for the luxury break.
Boris Johnson being investigated over who paid for Caribbean holiday
MPs must declare gifts and hospitality they get within 28 days on the Register of Members Financial Interests, with any serious breaches can result in suspension
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Boris Johnson is being investigated over his Caribbean holiday.
The parliamentary standards watchdog says it is looking into a possible breach of MPsâ code of conduct.
MPs must declare gifts and hospitality they get within 28 days on the Register of Members Financial Interests, with any serious breaches can result in suspension.
Boris Johnson £15k luxury Caribbean holiday under investigation by Parliament
The Prime Minister is being probed over the funding of his trip to the island of Mustique with fiancee Carrie Symonds. He is also being investigated over the renovations to his flat
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South Holland MP defends paid roles after national newspaper report Published: 06:29, 06 April 2021
MP Sir John Hayes has said his post-Government paid roles were âall signed off, right and properâ.
Sir Johnâs photo featured on the front page of Fridayâs i newspaper as one of a series of David Cameronâs former ministers that it said had âfound private sector jobs linked to their role in government within two years of stepping downâ.
Sir John said that he believes the newspaper may have made a mistake in its reporting.
i newspaper front page (45781188)
The MP, who has represented South Holland and the Deepings since 1997, left his last Government role as Minister of State in the Department for Transport in 2018.