Politics8/26/2025BBC

No 'cash for questions' investigation into former minister

No 'cash for questions' investigation into former minister

According to the news article, there will be no 'cash for questions' investigation into a former minister. The claims were that a company he worked for helped him write questions to the government in June. However, the government has decided not to investigate the matter further. The article does not provide any additional details or context about the nature of the alleged involvement between the former minister and the company. The summary focuses solely on the key facts presented in the limited information provided in the article.

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