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To Serve My Friends

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By Mark Jonathan Knights, Jonathan Parry
| London Review of Books Verified
Oliver Dowden​ , the co-chairman of the Conservative Party, appeared twice on the Today programme late last year. First, on 15 November, he answered questions about his party’s handling of the corruption allegations against the MP Owen Paterson, and then again on 17 December, he discussed the loss of Paterson’s North Shropshire seat at the by-election necessitated by his resignation. On both occasions, Dowden insisted that what voters really wanted was for the government to ‘get on with the job’.
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Britain's long struggle with corruption

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By Mark Jonathan Knights
| OUPblog
Corruption has risen to the top of the British political agenda. There have been scandals over crony covid contracts, cash for peerages, and the lobbying and consultancy activity of MPs. The rules governing MPs’ conduct, and the committee set up to oversee them, have been challenged, ripped up, and then restored. According to one poll published in the Independent, three quarters of the public are concerned about government corruption.
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Adjusting Anti-Corruption Compliance Controls For COVID-19

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By Isabelle De Smedt, Mark Jonathan Knights, Michael Strauss
| Law360 Verified
By Isabelle De Smedt, Mark Knights and Michael Strauss April 13, 2020, 2:22 PM EDT Law360 (April 13, 2020, 2:22 PM EDT) -- Isabelle De Smedt Mark Knights Michael Strauss The current global pandemic poses a threat to professional and personal lives, and it will challenge compliance culture. It may divert focus, impede oversight, promote profit over good business practices and result in red flags ignored. This is the optimal climate for corruption.
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