When it comes to corruption, Britain really should shut up | Simon Jenkins

David Cameron’s sudden passion for transparency comes after five years of buy-to-leave property purchasing, lobbying and a visit to Kazakhstan’s dictator

David Cameron thinks corruption is a bad thing and wishes Britain to set a global example of virtue. He is worried that his capital city, London, might become “a safe haven for corrupt money from around the world,” indeed for “plundered and laundered cash.” According to Transparency International, a tenth of the properties in Westminster alo...