The resignation letter from the government's former ethics chief to his boss, the Prime Minister, has revealed that Lord Geidt says he was "placed in an impossible and odious position" of which he said, he can have "no part".
Sky's Ali Fortescue explains the implications of Lord Geidt's strongly worded letter to Prime Minister.
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