Cameron had his hand in an EBT

[AtW]

Not that long ago, over the Expenses scandal.

Not major politician (minister and higher) surely?

[Lost It]

When was the last time a major current UK politician for jailed for corruption?

Not that long ago, over the Expenses scandal.

[cojak]

Are you saying that the UK's ranking on the World's Corruption index should have been lower since 1997? Then decreased every time a new PM was elected?

I think that he was implying that Cameron was swimming with sharks...

[AtW]

When was the last time a major current UK politician for jailed for corruption?

[SueEllen]

Are you saying that the UK's ranking on the World's Corruption index should have been lower since 1997? Then decreased every time a new PM was elected?

[NotAllThere]

The Observer can reveal that Cameron was in line to profit from a $30m (£21.8m) employee benefit trust registered in Jersey thanks to his role with the collapsed Greensill Capital.

Would Cameron have had the HMRC on his back demanding settlement?

Answers on a postcard please...

No, because the way they'd make that $30m is by taking debt collection action against users of the trust... alledgedly.

[AtW]

Good time to ask Camooron about those shares that he sold before he became PM: CGT on them was so low that between him and the missus he did not owe any money, time to ask for written valueation agreement he received from HMRC assets office _and_ whether he bought back those shares and for how much.

[cojak]

Cameron ‘lobbied senior Downing St aide and Matt Hancock’ to help Greensill | David Cameron | The Guardian

The Observer can reveal that Cameron was in line to profit from a $30m (£21.8m) employee benefit trust registered in Jersey thanks to his role with the collapsed Greensill Capital.

Would Cameron have had the HMRC on his back demanding settlement?

Answers on a postcard please...