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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Politics
Rowena Mason Whitehall editor

Liam Fox lobbied PM on behalf of trade group that pays him £1,000 an hour

Liam Fox
Liam Fox requested a meeting with Rishi Sunak to discuss the suggestions. Photograph: UK Parliament/Jessica Taylor/Reuters

The former cabinet minister Liam Fox has been criticised for lobbying the prime minister on behalf of a business group that pays him £1,000 an hour.

Fox, a former trade secretary, is the chairman and a “commissioner” of the Global Britain Commission, whose members include representatives of the banking industry group UK Finance, the private bank Coutts, Heathrow, Virgin Atlantic, Forth Ports and others. It is expected to pay him £6,000 for six hours of work over the past six months.

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