Leaked data provided by a non-profit organisation suggests Johnson profited from contacts and influence he gained in office
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Leaked data provided by a non-profit organisation suggests Johnson profited from contacts and influence he gained in office
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Calls have been made for Boris Johnson to be stripped of his access to an allowance for former prime ministers over allegations he has profited from contacts he made while in office.
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An investigation based on leaked data from Johnson’s private office has unearthed a trove of information. Has he broken the rules…
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In his international dash for cash, Johnson appears to have repeatedly broken ethics rules as he tried to trade on relationships…
Leaked material from Johnson’s private office raises serious questions relating to his time in No 10 and since he resigned
