https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-61427468

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The government is withholding security advice on Evgeny Lebedev's peerage on "national security" grounds.

He became a non-party, crossbench peer in July 2020, after being nominated by the prime minister.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has denied intervening over Lord Lebedev's peerage, after reports security services changed their advice after he got involved.

MPs voted in March to force the publication of secret documents, amid claims the security services had raised concerns about the Russian-born mogul.

Labour's deputy leader Angela Rayner accused ministers of not complying with Parliament's demands. She said the Labour Party would "take steps to rectify this contempt of Parliament".

She added: "This looks like a cover-up and smells like a cover-up because it is a cover-up.

"If the prime minister is claiming he wasn't involved in forcing through the award of a peerage to an individual of concern to our intelligence services, he should come clean and publish the documents as Parliament instructed."

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It doesn't seem logical to withhold evidence which proved there were no security concerns and Johnson hadn't interfered.

So I guess everyone will have to draw their own conclusions.