A former Tory minister has signed up for a second job after Boris Johnson dropped his pledges of a major crackdown MPs' outside earnings.
Caroline Dinenage wants to be a non-executive director at LNT Group - a private care home developer owned by Tory donor Lawrence Tomlinson - just months after the Owen Paterson lobbying scandal left the Government mired in allegations of sleaze.
The MP has been given approval for the new part-time role by the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments (Acoba) which monitors parliamentarians' second jobs.
