Reform's Robert Jenrick vowed to cut a tax on flights - after being bankrolled by the owner of an airline which would benefit from his policy. The party’s Treasury spokesman pledged to cancel air passenger duty on short-haul journeys for adults travelling with children. But we can reveal he has pocketed £40,000 from a firm with a majority stake in German airline Condor. This month it started its first UK route, making it liable for the duty Mr Jenrick has pledged to partly scrap. The revelation