UK Prime Minister David Cameron is bringing forward plans to crack down on tax evasion, following the Panama Papers scandal.
Mr Cameron published his own tax returns at the weekend after it emerged he had held investments in an offshore fund.
The opposition Labour Party says the Prime Minister still has questions to answer over his tax affairs.
Political reporter Theo Usherwood says the Panama Papers leaks have already led to unprecedented effects in UK politics.
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Conservative MP Sir Gerald Howarth hopes David Cameron has not set a precedent for all British lawmakers to face calls to publish tax returns.
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Mr Cameron published his own tax returns at the weekend after it emerged he had held investments in an offshore fund.
The opposition Labour Party says the Prime Minister still has questions to answer over his tax affairs.
Political reporter Theo Usherwood says the Panama Papers leaks have already led to unprecedented effects in UK politics.
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Conservative MP Sir Gerald Howarth hopes David Cameron has not set a precedent for all British lawmakers to face calls to publish tax returns.
IN: "I think….
OUT: …money."
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