Labour accuse Boris Johnson of acting 'only in the interest of the wealthy elite' after he gave a government job to a businessman who lent him his £9.5 million flat.
Millionaire businessman Andrew Griffith has been appointed as a "corporate adviser" to Boris Johnson's new administration.
Boris Johnson and his campaign team are currently holed up in Griffith's £9.5 million property in central London.
LONDON — Boris Johnson has been accused by opponents of allowing friends to "buy influence" after a business executive who loaned the incoming prime minister his lavish £9.5 million home was offered a job in Johnson's new administration.
Andrew Griffith has stepped down from his role as chief financial officer at broadcasting giant Sky to work as a "corporate adviser" to Johnson.
"It's blindingly obvious — Boris Johnson and his government will act only in the interest of the wealthy elite.".
Johnson previously worked from the flat belonging to his partner Carrie Symonds located in Camberwell, south London. »