Troubles mount for Cameron after Panama Papers admission

British Prime Minister David Cameron is embroiled in difficulties after he admitted holding shares in an offshore company run by his late father. There is further embarrassment for his government with the revelation that Edward Troup, head of the Revenues and Customs department, previously worked for a law firm that advised Cameron Senior's offshore company.

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