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David Cameron Greensill scandal: What is the lobbying row about?

The former PM is facing questions about his lobbying role for the financial firm. Here is everything we know

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David Cameron Greensill scandal: What is the lobbying row about?

David Cameron Greensill scandal: What is the lobbying row about?
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Shadow chancellor Anneliese Dodds demoted to Labour party chair as Sir Keir Starmer reshuffles front bench

Ms Dodds will be taking up the position of party chair which Ms Rayner was demoted from.
Shadow chancellor Anneliese Dodds Credit: Jacob King/PA
Shadow Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Rachel Reeves has been promoted to the position of shadow chancellor.
Ms Rayner will move into Ms Reeves' former post as shadow chancellor to the Duchy of Lancaster.
Chief Whip Nick Brown has been axed and will be replaced by his deputy, Alan Campbell.
Lucy Powell has replaced Thangam Debbonaire as shadow housing secretary, while Ms Debbonaire has replaced Valerie Vaz as shadow leader of the House of Commons.

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Nothing to see here, insists Johnson amid flat refurbishment inquiry

Nothing to see here, insists Johnson amid flat refurbishment inquiry
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LONDON: Boris Johnson has criticised questions over the lavish refurbishment of his Downing Street flat as a “farrago of nonsense” as he vowed to comply with the Electoral Commission investigation.
The Prime Minister said on Thursday that “I don’t think there’s anything to see here” despite the watchdog saying there are “reasonable grounds” to suspect an offence as it launched a formal inquiry. The probe will seek to establish who initially paid for the work and whether any donation was properly declared amid suggestions he was given a loan from the Conservative Party.

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Minister defends Johnson remaining 'ultimate arbitrator' of standards probes

But Labour says the arrangement effectively means the Prime Minister gets to ‘mark his own homework’.

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Minister defends Johnson remaining 'ultimate arbitrator' of standards probes | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

A minister has defended Boris Johnson’s decision to remain the final arbitrator of any standards investigations, including over the renovation of his Downing Street flat.
Nadhim Zahawi insisted it is “only right” that the newly appointed ministerial standards adviser reports to the Prime Minister as Labour criticised the arrangement for meaning Mr Johnson “effectively marks his own homework”.
Lord Geidt’s review into whether any donations for the refurbishments in No 11 were properly declared became one of three under way after the Electoral Commission launched a formal investigation, saying there are “reasonable grounds” to suspect an offence.
Downing Street has said Mr Johnson would be “happy” to assist the watchdog’s inquiries into who initially paid for the work and whether any donation was properly declared, as the Prime Minister insisted he has not broken any laws or rules.

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'He didn't break the code': Minister defends PM remaining 'ultimate arbitrator' of standards probes

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Boris Johnson has said he does not believe "there is anything to see" despite the Electoral Commission saying there are "reasonable grounds" to suspect an offence as it launched a formal inquiry over the refurbishment of his Downing Street flat.
The prime minister told reporters during a visit to a school in west London: "We will comply with whatever they want and I don’t think there is anything to see here, or to worry about."
The probe will seek to establish who initially paid for the work and whether any donation was properly declared.

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Minister defends Johnson remaining 'ultimate arbitrator' of standards probes | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

A minister has defended Boris Johnson’s decision to remain the final arbitrator of any standards investigations, including over the renovation of his Downing Street flat.
Nadhim Zahawi insisted it is “only right” that the newly appointed ministerial standards adviser reports to the Prime Minister as Labour criticised the arrangement for meaning Mr Johnson “effectively marks his own homework”.
Lord Geidt’s review into whether any donations for the refurbishments in No 11 were properly declared became one of three under way after the Electoral Commission launched a formal investigation, saying there are “reasonable grounds” to suspect an offence.
Downing Street has said Mr Johnson would be “happy” to assist the watchdog’s inquiries into who initially paid for the work and whether any donation was properly declared, as the Prime Minister insisted he has not broken any laws or rules.

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Minister stands by Boris Johnson 'marking his own homework' on standards

Nadhim Zahawi defended the Prime Minister
A TORY minister has defended Boris Johnson’s decision to remain the final arbitrator of any standards investigations, including over the renovation of his Downing Street flat.
Nadhim Zahawi insisted it is “only right” that the newly-appointed ministerial standards adviser reports to the Prime Minister as Labour criticised the arrangement for meaning Johnson “effectively marks his own homework”.
Lord Geidt’s review into whether any donations for the refurbishments were properly declared became one of three under way after the Electoral Commission launched a formal investigation, saying there are “reasonable grounds” to suspect an offence.

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Nothing to see here, insists Boris Johnson amid flat refurbishment probe

Boris Johnson has criticised questions over the lavish refurbishment of his Downing Street flat as a “farrago of nonsense” as he vowed to comply with the Electoral Commission investigation.
The Prime Minister said on Thursday that “I don’t think there’s anything to see here” despite the watchdog saying there are “reasonable grounds” to suspect an offence as it launched a formal inquiry.
The probe will seek to establish who initially paid for the work and whether any donation was properly declared amid suggestions he was given a loan from the Conservative Party.
Investigators can demand documents and information, and could potentially seek a statutory interview with the Prime Minister as part of the process.

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