ETHICS are not a priority for the Government, Labour have said, highlighting Rishi Sunak's broken promise to appoint a propriety adviser.
The Government must reveal its plans to fill the vacant post of independent ethics adviser as Rishi Sunak promised to do as soon as he came to office, the party's deputy leader Angela Rayner said.
She pressed the Government to appoint a new watchdog for ministerial interests, a job which has been left vacant since the resignation of Lord Geidt in June.
