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The Guardian

Green sill is the lobbying scandal that just won't go away, and the conservatives aren't

quite sure how to deal with it.

I'm Jessica Elgott, Deputy Political Editor of the Guardian, and this is Politics Weekly.

It's an issue that exposes the far too cozy relationship between politics, government,

business and money.

I'm talking about lobbying, and we all know how it works.

Indeed, it seems the former Prime Minister David Cameron certainly knows how lobbying works.

For the last month, journalists like myself have attempted to reach Cameron to his response

to revelations that he sent texts and emails to ministers on behalf of Lex Green sill,

a financier whose business went bust recently.

He finally made a statement at the weekend saying he didn't break any rules, but he has learned

some important essence.

Issue sorted, right?

Not quite.

On Monday, Boris Johnson bowed to pressure to order an independent inquiry.

Labour says it's not good enough.

On Tuesday, we found out that one of Britain's most senior civil servants began working as

an adviser to the finance firm, while still serving in Whitehall, with the approval of

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