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14 Apr 2021 Former prime minister David Cameron insists he did not break any rules when he lobbied the government on behalf of the financial services company Greensill Capital. Campaigners say the law on how businesses and others get access to UK government ministers is not fit for purpose. What did David Cameron do? The former Conservative prime minister started working for Greensill Capital in 2018 as a “part-time senior advisor”.  The finance firm’s founder Lex Greensill had been an unpaid advisor to Mr Cameron’s government. Last year, Mr Cameron texted the chancellor, Rishi Sunak, on the subject of whether Greensill would get access to emergency government Covid loans. It has also emerged that a private drink took place between Mr Cameron, Health Secretary Matt Hancock and Lex Greensill in 2019.

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