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Jeremy Corbyn directly accused David Cameron of misleading the public tonight, demanding he make a statement about his financial affairs to Parliament.

It comes after Mr Cameron admitted to having trousered thousands of pounds from his father's offshore trust.

The PM made the sensational admission after five days of avoiding questions about his tax affairs, which he insisted were a "private matter."

Mr Cameron now faces growing calls for his resignation.

And Labour MP John Mann says he intends to report Mr Cameron to Parliament's sleaze watchdog.

“It is now clear the Prime Minister has misled the public about his personal involvement in offshore tax avoidance schemes,” Mr Corbyn said.

“It took five weasel-worded statements in five days for the Prime Minister to admit that he has personally profited from an undeclared Caribbean tax haven investment deal.

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“The Prime Minister has lost the trust of the British people. He must now give a full account of all his private financial dealings and make a statement to Parliament next week.

"Only complete openness from the Prime Minister, and decisive action against tax avoidance and evasion, can now deal with the issues at the heart of this scandal.”

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In a bombshell interview on Thursday evening Mr Cameron finally admitted he and wife Sam held thousands of shares in his late father's offshore trust, which was based in a tax haven in the Bahamas.

They trousered thousands of pounds in profits after flogging the shares for £30,000 just before he became Prime Minister in 2010.