Greensill: David Cameron quizzed by MPs over lobbying row - BBC News
The ex-PM is asked about his contact with government ministers when he was an adviser to Greensill Capital.
Public Accounts Committee chair Meg Hillier asks how David Cameron would like to be remembered.

The former PM says he put together the first coalition in 70 years against the background of a "very tricky" economic situation.

"Do you regret the past few months?" asks Ms Hillier.

"Well obviously it's been difficult for me," he replies, but he says he feels more sorry for people who worked at Greensill Capital and lost their jobs.

"There'll be lessons to learn. I'll be reading your committee report and the Treasury Committee's report," he says.

With that, the committee session closes.