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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, Expectator's Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Katie Balls and I'm joined by Isabel Hardman.

Over the weekend, we finally heard from a former political figure who had been rather quiet of late

despite repeated attempts by journalists to get in touch with them.

This is David Cameron, the former Prime Minister,

following a series of allegations over the Greensill saga. It's about David Cameron's

put out a statement after news stories over the weekend suggesting he had a drink with Matt Hancock

when it came to trying to procure help for Greensill. What did he have to say? So he has issued a statement saying,

I've reflected on this at length, there are important lessons to be learned. As a former

prime minister, I accept that communications with government need to be done through only the most

formal of channels. So there can be no room for misinterpretation.

So he's not saying he's done anything wrong.

He's just saying that things could have been misinterpreted

because the system has allowed them to be misinterpreted

and he thinks those things should change.

I was quite interested by the timing of this statement. So

you could say that there's been quite a few other things, namely one other dominant thing on the

news agenda that may have made Cameron's statement a little less, feature a little less

highly in the news agenda. Also, I think that things had reached a stage

where all of the newspapers were feasting on this. And when you've got all the newspapers

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