Bergur Løkke Rasmussen said he was hired on an hourly basis but no longer works for the British arms firm
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Bergur Løkke Rasmussen, a Danish politician, has stepped down from his advisory role with British arms manufacturer Babcock, according to a statement he made to TV 2 on Tuesday. He said he was hired on an hourly basis to provide public affairs advice and support an event in Denmark in June, but he no longer has any role with the company.
His decision follows criticism from Danish People's Party defense spokesman Alex Ahrendtsen, who called the appointment "pure nepotism" because Rasmussen's father is a member of the government's coordination committee, which is involved in deciding who will supply new frigates. Babcock had previously tried to downplay the collaboration, according to TV 2.
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