Sir Keir Starmer interview on David Cameron Greensil lobbying row

The transcript discusses the need for an inquiry into Greensill and David Cameron's involvement, highlighting the impact on Liberty Steel and its 5000 jobs. It also covers the Committee on Standards in Public Life's review of ethics regulations, with Labour planning to submit proposals. The Labour Party's pro-business stance is clarified, emphasizing partnerships with businesses and addressing comments made by a shadow minister.

What is the main reason for the call for an inquiry into Greensill?

• To improve government relations with businesses

• Due to many unanswered questions and murky dealings

• To address the impact on Liberty Steel jobs

• To investigate David Cameron's personal finances

How many jobs are at risk at Liberty Steel according to the transcript?

• 5000 jobs

• 250 jobs

• 700 jobs

• 1000 jobs

What is the Committee on Standards in Public Life reviewing?

• The regulations of ethics and standards

• The role of David Cameron in Greensill

• The Labour Party's business policies

• The financial status of Liberty Steel

What is the Labour Party's stance on business under the current leadership?

• Pro-business and seeking partnerships

• Focused only on public sector jobs

• Anti-business

• Neutral towards business

What controversy is mentioned regarding the shadow tourism minister?

• Supporting Greensill's business model

• Opposing the inquiry into Greensill

• Describing business people as the enemy

• Describing business people as allies