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Tory MP Sir Alan Duncan claims critics of David Cameron are "low achievers", so James took a call from one such "low achiever": a brave soldier who lost his leg in Iraq.

James O'Brien brilliantly shot down Conservative MP Alan Duncan's claim that achievement always results in wealth.

The Duke Of Cambridge has reportedly discussed "the pressures facing steel manufacturers in the UK and India" with the Indian PM.

Leaving the EU would be an "act of arson on the international order", David Miliband will say in his first big intervention on British politics since standing down as an MP.

As the row over the £9.3m Brexit leaflets being sent out by the government rumbles on, Iain Dale explains why David Cameron is acting "disgracefully".

This is what happened when the Speaker told Labour MP Dennis Skinner not to call the Prime Minister "Dodgy Dave"...and Skinner did it anyway.

Jeremy Corbyn has revealed he was fined £100 for a late tax return - as George Osborne and Boris Johnson publish their financial affairs.

David Cameron has defended his family's financial affairs as he faced MPs two days after publishing his own tax details.

George Osborne has published his tax return for the year 2014/15 after increasing pressure following the Panama leaks scandal.

What's the big difference between how Tories and Labour are handling the offshore tax row? James O'Brien has a theory.

Is Ken Livingstone being silenced by Labour? He spoke to LBC to show it's obviously not true.

Nigel Farage has told LBC he will not publish his tax return, saying it is an entirely private matter.

The Chancellor is understood to be considering publishing his tax returns following increasing pressure in the wake of the Panama leaks scandal.

Chancellor George Osborne has "never had any offshore shareholdings or other interests", a Treasury source has told Sky News.

An angry Conservative MP has laid into David Cameron over his handling of his tax affairs, labelling it "utterly inept".

"Does he have to commit murder before he steps down?" This caller might be angrier at David Cameron than anyone else in Britain.

Anti-Cameron protesters have targeted the Tories' spring conference demanding the Prime Minister resign over his offshore fund admission.

David Cameron was given £200,000 by his mother in 2011 on top of the £300,000 his father left him after he died in 2010.

Four years ago, David Cameron laid into Ken Livingstone about his taxes. Now Ken has a chance to fire back - and it's unmissable.

David Cameron will try and rally the Conservative troops later ahead of next month's local elections, amid division in the party over Europe and the continued fallout from the Panama Papers row abo

A Tory MP has joked that if laws are brought in to force politicians to publish their tax returns, he will call for a ban on curtains.

David Cameron has "misled the public" after admitting he made money from an offshore fund, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said.

Earlier today, Ken Livingstone called for David Cameron to be jailed after his offshore admission - but now he tells Iain Dale that was all a joke.

A majority of Britons - some 57% - trust Prime Minister David Cameron less now than they did a week ago, a Sky Data Snap Poll reveals.

David Cameron has suffered a "significant erosion of trust" because he has not been straight from the start over his financial affairs, according to Labour.

Darren Adam says he's baffled about why it took the normally media-savvy David Cameron nearly a week and five statements to finally confirm he did in fact own shares worth more than £30,000 in his father's offshore fund, Blairmore Holdings.

This is what happened when LBC's Charlotte Wright asked Jeremy Corbyn about David Cameron's tax affairs.

Danny DeVito has declared that he believes Jeremy Corbyn would make a "great PM" in a surprise endorsement by the Hollywood actor.

David Cameron has faced intense pressure to detail his financial interests since the Panama Papers leaks revealed his late stockbroker father operated an offshore investment fund.

Andrew Castle perfectly summed up why David Cameron has a problem following his admission that he had shares in an offshore fund.

Tory MP Sir Alan Duncan claims critics of David Cameron are "low achievers", so James took a call from one such "low achiever": a brave soldier who lost his leg in Iraq.

James O'Brien brilliantly shot down Conservative MP Alan Duncan's claim that achievement always results in wealth.

The Duke Of Cambridge has reportedly discussed "the pressures facing steel manufacturers in the UK and India" with the Indian PM.

Leaving the EU would be an "act of arson on the international order", David Miliband will say in his first big intervention on British politics since standing down as an MP.

This is what happened when the Speaker told Labour MP Dennis Skinner not to call the Prime Minister "Dodgy Dave"...and Skinner did it anyway.

What's the big difference between how Tories and Labour are handling the offshore tax row? James O'Brien has a theory.

Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton have moved a step closer to a potential general election showdown after easy victories in Arizona's primary.

Downing Street "leant on" the NHS England chief to get him to reduce the amount of funding he said the health service would need, a former Liberal Democrat minister has said.

This is the moment Boris Johnson collapsed into a fit of giggles live on LBC when being questioned on Nick Clegg about the EU referendum.

A Former Ukip MEP calls LBC to say she reported "potentially dangerous" Middle Eastern men to Eurostar staff - only to find out they were from a royal family.

The government is using taxpayer's money to promote staying in the EU - and UKIP leader Nigel Farage is furious.

Ukip's candidate for London Mayor Peter Whittle drew laughter from his rivals when he claimed that overcrowded Tubes were due to immigration.

The Green Party's newest party election broadcast is here - and it's a very funny take on the state of modern British politicians.

Green Party leader Natalie Bennett and UKIP's Suzanne Evans went toe to toe in a debate on Stig Abell's show - and they were diametrically opposed on pretty much everything!

The Green Party's Mayoral candidate Sian Berry tells Clive Bull that there's not enough help for Londoners who want to buy homes.