Former chancellor’s roles since becoming a peer in 2020 include working for Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Kuwait

• Foreign states including repressive regimes pay peers over £3m in two years

The former chancellor Philip Hammond has made millions from 30 directorships and consultancy jobs while being a member of the House of Lords.

He has worked for Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Kuwait, regimes widely criticised for their human rights records. He has also been hired by a string of diverse commercial enterprises such as investment companies, technology businesses and tax advisers.