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A top civil servant’s widow has hit out at accusations that he was to blame for bringing disgraced financier Lex Greensill into Downing Street. Suzanne Heywood has told MPs it was unfair that her late husband Sir Jeremy had become a scapegoat for the Greensill scandal and insisted that he acted with ‘complete integrity’ as Cabinet Secretary. She was scathing about former ministers and civil servants who have distanced themselves from Mr Greensill by claiming Sir Jeremy was solely responsible for giving him jobs and promoting his finance projects. She claimed it had been David Cameron, w...

High-flying dealmaker Amanda Staveley abandoned a £600million bailout of Greensill Capital over fears the firm and its Government ties were becoming 'toxic', sources told The Mail on Sunday. Staveley's firm entered rescue talks with Greensill shortly before it collapsed in early March. Bankers in her New York office drew up plans to provide the emergency loan to save the finance firm.  But the deal was thrown into doubt amid growing public scrutiny into Greensill's activities and the role of its adviser, ex-Prime Minister David Cameron.  Wary: City dealmaker Amanda Staveley entered rescue...

Top civil servant announced Lex Greensill in key role before joining firm Founder Lex Greensill. A top civil servant embroiled in the Greensill lobbying row reportedly announced the company’s founder as a Crown Representative before later joining the firm. Bill Crothers, who was the government’s chief commercial officer until 2015, joined Greensill as an adviser while still working for the government. Now it’s been revealed Crothers announced the firm’s founder, Lex Greensill, as a Crown Representative with influence over government contracts, the Evening Standard r...

Are there 22 more Greensills? Fears of a lobbying timebomb as it emerges group of business chiefs have access to No10 More than 20 businessmen and women occupy the same role which allowed Lex Greensill to gain privileged access to Downing Street, it was revealed last night  They are called 'Crown Representatives' – leading figures from the private sector They are unpaid, but have access to senior politicians and mandarins 

Significance of CRPF Valour Day 2021 CRPF stands for Central Reserve Police Force. It was first under the name Crown Representative's Police and came into existence on July 27,1939. CRPF women commandos taking part in a combat drill during the 35th Raising Day anniversary of its first women battalion near Gurgaon on Saturday. (Pic: CRPF) CRPF stands for Central Reserve Police Force. It was first under the name Crown Representative's Police and came into existence on July 27,1939. It became the Central Reserve Police Force on enactment of the CRPF Act on December 28,1949. It's mission is to e...