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Tory shadow minister accused of 'conflict of interest' over Abramovich case
Labour claims Lord Wolfson’s role delays transfer of £2.5 billion in assets linked to Abramovich intended for Ukraine aid amid conflict of interest concerns.
- A Tory shadow minister has been accused of a 'conflict of interest' for representing Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich in a legal case while also serving on the Conservative frontbench.
- Justice Minister Jack Richards claimed it was 'indefensible' for Lord Wolfson to retain his position while financially benefiting from representing Abramovich, whose assets are tied up in a legal battle over their transfer to Ukraine war victims.
- The Conservatives dismissed the claims as 'pure politics' and a 'baseless smear', arguing that 'barristers act for clients, not causes'.
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L 60%
C 20%
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