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Hi, I'm Anouche, I'm Alper, and I'm Steven, and on today's new statement podcast, we discussed

the green sill lobbying scandal and you ask us whether our national morning protocols

are up to date for modern Britain.

The green sill lobbying scandal is rumbling on, David Cameron has finally released a statement

about the accusations against him and his position working for green sill capital and the closeness

of Lex Green sill to his government and the lobbying that has taken place since.

Steven, what does his statement say if we learn anything new from it?

So his statement essentially says, I haven't acted unlawfully, which, I mean, I just feel

if I had been advising David Cameron on his PR, I wouldn't have led off with those laws

and I wrote, I didn't break them, but he does have lessons to learn.

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