PM Will Not Get Offshore Benefits In Future
David Cameron, his wife and their children will not benefit from offshore funds or trusts in the future, a No 10 spokesman has said.
Downing Street moved to clarify the Prime Minister's personal finances for the fourth time this week after Labour called for an independent inquiry into all Britons linked to a huge leak of tax haven data - including Mr Cameron's family.
The row centres on an investment fund set up by the PM's late father Ian, which was registered in the Bahamas to shield it from UK tax.
Mr Cameron first tried to draw a line under the issue of whether he stood to benefit from the fund - Blairmore Holdings - in reponse to a question from Sky's Faisal Islam on Tuesday.
He said: "In terms of my own financial affairs, I own no shares.
"I have a salary as Prime Mi...