Extracts from Clarke's testimony Read the documents How Clarke defended company The multi-million dollar trade route Whistleblower who asked too many questions faced company's wrath A dirty business February 4 2000: Kenneth Clarke, former Conservative chancellor and now deputy chairman of British American Tobacco, insisted in yesterday's Guardian that BAT was "a good corporate citizen which maintains high ethical standards"
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