PM Defends Finances Amid Offshore Fund Claims

David Cameron has denied getting any personal benefit from an offshore fund run by his father after details emerged in the Panama Papers leak. The Prime Minister spoke after Jeremy Corbyn demanded an independent investigation into the tax affairs of Britons linked to the Panama leaks, including Mr Cameron's family. The PM said he would back HMRC to investigate the millions of documents emerging from Panama to ensure "companies and individuals are paying their taxes properly".