David Cameron faces questions over Greensill lobbying at Treasury committee – watch live

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Former prime minister David Cameron faces a grilling by MPs on the collapse of Greensill Capital and his failed attempts to lobby the Treasury and the Bank of England to include the firm in Covid rescue programmes.

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