Lord Geidt, Boris Johnson’s ethics adviser, has resigned from his position in the wake of

calls to release Lord Christopher Geidt’s full resignation letter after the ethics chief quit his

refused to confirm if steel is the industry concerned and said Lord Geidt had not provided any

Lord Geidt’s intervention may persuade others to withdraw their support. Number 10 is preparing a

Lord Geidt, repeatedly referring to him as' Lord Geddit', and claimed that he frequently complained

Boris Johnson could scrap the role of ethics adviser to Downing Street, after Lord Geidt resigned

Lord Geidt has indicated he wants the power to independently launch investigations into potential

” Nick Thomas-Symonds, the shadow international trade secretary, said Lord Geidt's reasons for

Boris Johnson’s former ethics adviser Lord Geidt is said to believe that claims the PM tried to

Parliament is set to vote on a Labour plan to grant MPs on a cross-party select committee new powers to hold Boris Johnson and his ministers to account following the exit of his ethics adviser. LordGeidtquit last week as the independent adviser on ministers’ interests – saying the PM had put him in an “ impossible and odious position ”.... Mr Johnson is considering not replacing his ethics watchdog, with No 10 saying there would be a review into how best to manage the “ vitally important ” func