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A top aide to David Cameron is one of several members of the House of Lords who also work for major lobbying firms. Baroness Fall was deputy chief of staff to the former prime minister, now embroiled in a scandal over his contacting ministers on behalf of Greensill Capital, and was given a peerage by him. She is a member of an international relations select committee in the Lords and was last year appointed to the Government's Cultural Recovery Board that oversees the delivery of a £1.5billion fund to save venues left on the brink by Covid restrictions. But Baroness Fall also has a paid role...
It smacks of something we might expect in a seedy banana republic rather than a democracy that has long cherished the impartiality and integrity of its civil servants. First we discover that Bill Crothers, the head of government procurement, was permitted to work for a finance firm as it put out tentacles across the public sector at the same time as he was entrusted with £40billion of taxpayer-funded spending. Next we learn that he joined the company as a director, hoping to make millions – but, with breathtaking insouciance, felt he didn’t need consent from the watchdog monitoring such ...
Don't show me this message again✕ David Cameron has indicated he is prepared to give evidence to MPs on the Greensill lobbying scandal as the government continues to face questions over links to the now collapsed financial firm and the “revolving door” with businesses. It comes after the Treasury Select Committee announced on Wednesday it would mount an inquiry — separate to the one launched by Boris Johnson’s government — which is expected to investigate ministers’ responses to the lobbying by the former Tory prime minister. Mr Cameron, who joined Greensill Capital in a paid ro...