Labour calls on Sunak to account for Cameron’s tax affairs at Greensill

New questions raised over appointment of foreign secretary as a result of his remuneration from lender that collapsed in scandal

Labour has demanded that the prime minister answer questions over David Cameron's tax affairs when he worked for the collapsed lender Greensill Capital.

Pat McFadden, the shadow chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, has written to Rishi Sunak after the Guardian revealed HMRC was examining perks and payments received by Lord Cameron, the new foreign secretary, while he lobbied for Greensill, the finance firm that collapsed amid scandal in 2021.