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Figure contrasts with £5.3bn tax authority estimates it lost to fraud and error in first 12 months of job retention programme
Imbalances complicate defence of outside work that critics says is unrepresentative
Property investment company claims elite law firm accepted potentially ‘tainted’ money for legal fees
Mobile technology group collapsed in 2015 after accusations of accounting fraud
David Wolfson joined plan that generated £131m in allowances on investment of £79m
Former MP Owen Paterson and backbencher Steve Brine are under investigation, registrar Harry Rich reveals
UK PM earned more than £4m from outside interests in last 14 years while London mayor and in parliament
Stablecoin operator accepts crypto in return for some loans, big customer says
Instant grocery delivery start-up sues EML after allegedly finding adverts for its rivals rather than its own on the side of London taxis
Canadian pension fund ‘absolutely not’ considering investing directly in bitcoin
Management hopes investment will open doors in mainstream financial markets
Boris Johnson rejects demand, saying gifts from Mohamed Amersi were vetted ‘in the normal way’
Media reports suggest former prime minister lobbied two ministers on behalf of US biotech group Illumina
UK Treasury says it has opened 23,000 inquiries into incorrect pandemic payments
Citibank is accused in London’s High Court of losing track of a massive chunk of change. But there may be more to the lawsuit than meets the eye.
Regulator accepts argument that approach to a senior civil servant falls within an exemption to rules
Ben Elliot told to draw a clearer line between his private interests and public activities
Hammond contacted senior official on behalf of a bank he was advising
Former chancellor contacted Treasury official offering free access to software made by OakNorth, a start-up he advises
FT reveals three major party donors that have hired company co-founded by Conservative co-chair
The UK prime minister’s own finances may be shambolic, but a secretive donor club is transforming his party’s fortunes
Conservative ‘Advisory Board’ is part of co-chair Ben Elliot’s mission to modernise governing party’s fundraising efforts
UK governing party has received nearly £18m from donors with property interests in the past two years
Michael Viney says he owes company £14.7m but denies breaching contract or misleading authorities
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