Hello again, and welcome to the week in parliament, a week that saw the worlds of money and politics collide. Dodgy contracts, privileged access, jobs for their mates this is the return of tory sleaze. The prime minister promises an independent review of lobbying, and acknowledges there s a problem. I, indeed, share the widespread concern about some of the stuff that we re reading at the moment, mr speaker. An mp sanctioned by china takes the campaign against human rights abuses to her own government. And it s shameful that the government s compromised, i, indeed, share the widespread concern about some of the stuff that we re reading at the moment, mr speaker. An mp sanctioned by china takes the campaign against human rights abuses to her own government. And it s shameful that the government s compromised, even though it was good that it tackled genocide, excluded the uighur. Also in this programme, memories of prince philip and the advice he offered politicians. When it came to t
coming up at 6.00, breakfast with rogerjohnson and victoria fritz but first on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello again, and welcome to the week in parliament, a week that saw the worlds of money and politics collide. dodgy contracts, privileged access, jobs for their mates this is the return of tory sleaze. the prime minister promises an independent review of lobbying, and acknowledges there s a problem. i, indeed, share the widespread concern about some of the stuff that we re reading at the moment, mr speaker. an mp sanctioned by china takes the campaign against human rights abuses to her own government. and it s shameful that the government s compromised, even though it was good that it tackled genocide, excluded the uighur. also in this programme, memories of prince philip and the advice he offered politicians. when it came to the length of a speech, he advised what the backside cannot endure, the brain cannot absorb . but first, david cameron once predicted lo
we re reading at the moment, mr speaker. an mp sanctioned by china takes the campaign against human rights abuses to her own government. and it s shameful that the government s compromised, even though it was good that it tackled genocide, excluded the uighur. also in this programme, memories of prince philip and the advice he offered politicians. when it came to the length of a speech, he advised what the backside cannot endure, the brain cannot absorb . but first, david cameron once predicted lobbying would be the next big scandal. he didn t know then that he d be at the heart of it. lobbying the art of trying to change a government s mind isn t illegal, and the former prime minister insists he s broken no rules in arguing for the interests of a now failed bank run by lex greensill, previously one of his advisers in downing street. but he has acknowledged that rather than text the chancellor or have a swift drink with the health secretary, he should have gone down more
it has just it hasjust gone it has just gone to 30 am. now on bbc news. tuesday in parliament. hello, and welcome to tuesday in parliament. more questions over david cameron s lobbying of ministers. does the minister now agree that dave was, and indeed, remains dodgy? no. an mp sanctioned by china for speaking out about human rights abuses discovers why. apparently for maliciously spreading lies and misinformation . that is, of course, in the language of the chinese communist party, a euphemism for speaking the truth. - also in this programme: cross party tributes to a former cabinet minister. she called us all darling not because she d forgotten our names, butjust because she wanted to put everybody at their ease. but first, boris johnson is under growing pressure over the former prime minister david cameron s attempts to lobby ministers on behalf of the finance firm greensill capital, which has since gone bust. downing street has announced an inquiry into the affair,
the week in parliament. hello again, and welcome to the week in parliament, a week that saw the worlds of money and politics collide. dodgy contracts, privileged access, jobs for their mates this is the return of tory sleaze. the prime minister promises an independent review of lobbying and acknowledges there s a problem. i, indeed, share the widespread concern about some of the stuff that we re reading at the moment, mr speaker. an mp sanctioned by china takes her campaign against human rights abuses to her own government. and it s shameful that the government s compromised, even though it was good that it tackled genocide, excluded the uighur. also in this programme, memories of prince philip and the advice he offered politicians. when it came to the length of a speech, he advised what the backside cannot endure, the brain cannot absorb . but first, david cameron once predicted lobbying would be the next big scandal. he didn t know then that he d be at the heart of it. l