In the news this morning, Westminster city council’s deputy leader Robert Davis has referred himself the authority’s monitoring office following the Guardian’s revelations that he was entertained more than 500 times in three years, including 150 times by property industry figures.
The Times also covers the story adding that there is no suggestion of any breach of rules or impropriety on the part of Davis, and no suggestion of wrong doing on the part of any named individual or establishment.
Elsewhere, Deutsche Bank thinks big in the City and hostility grows towards the Tesco takeover of Booker.
NEWS ROUND-UP: A look inside London’s latest PRS products
Westminster deputy leader refers himself to monitoring officer
Hostility grows towards Tesco takeover of Booker
Hotel growth leaves no room for extra cash
Deutsche Bank thinks big in the City
MPs publish critical report on scandal-hit RBS division
Smooth transition from scandal-hit Libor in 2021 ‘highly unlikely’, banks warned
