we will hear from one of the investors in lcf a little later.mercer, conservative mp. clearly there is some coordinate ever effort to go after me at present, the reasons for which are unclear. let me be very clear from the outset, i totally reject the assertion i have done anything wrong in working as a nonexecutive director of crucial academy. this is a crate training academy that trains veterans from the armed forces and places them with major companies. there are many similar endeavours, particularly in the us. it is possible to draw a link between an individual and any number of companies, and this has been done by the bbc here. the link between crucial academy in london capital finance it through to other companies. i never had any direct links, andi companies. i never had any direct links, and i received assurances. it 110w links, and i received assurances. it now appears there is a historical link between the two, and when this was discovered, the leadership of crucial academy immediately implemented a management buyout on the loan was re

mr mercer has always maintained there is no connection between lcf and something called the crucial academyter. he says: in response to the story today that through my work with a cyber training academy that skills up vetera ns training academy that skills up veterans and places them in jobs training academy that skills up veterans and places them injobs i have somehow been paid money from a collapsed bond scheme run by a company i have never heard of, never met or never had anything to do without so he is utterly refuting these suggestions and indeed he has been saying someone is trying to smear him, effectively. let's have a look at what is in the most read. ann widdecombe, standing for the brexit party, at number two. wireway, talking about at length, number three. and then, if we move on down to the most watched, this is a rather sweet story. —— huawei. korean yoghurt ladies spreading joy, this caught my eye much earlier this morning, these yoghurt ladies have been a familiar sight since the 1970s, they deliver yoghurt directly from their motorised fridges. it is said that in a country