Husband and wife MPs Andrew Mackay and Julie Kirkbride are forced to repay more than £60,000 as expenses watchdogs finally cracked down on their claims for public money... more
The 12 MPs who plan to stand down at the next election in the wake of revelations over their expenses will cost the taxpayer more than £1 million... more
Julie Kirkbride dismissed as a "total distortion" a report which revealed that she allowed her brother Ian to stay "rent-free" at her taxpayer-funded second home in Worcestershire.... more
Tory backbencher Julie Kirkbride's career hangs by a thread as anger grows over her expenses amid new revelations that taxpayers part-funded a £50,000 extension at her flat so her brother could live there
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In just two weeks, Julie Kirkbride and Andrew MacKay's careers as MPs have been swept away by public fury over their expenses. This is how events unfolded:... more
The text of Bromsgrove MP Julie Kirkbride's letter to Tory leader David Cameron announcing her intention to quit at the next election, and Mr Cameron's reply... more
David Cameron told embattled MP Julie Kirkbride to go out and face her angry constituents by holding meetings explaining her second home claims... more
Tory MP Julie Kirkbride employs her sister as a £12,000-a-year secretary despite her living more than 100 miles from her Commons and constituency offices... more
These are the MPs who have announced they are quitting the Commons since their expenses claims were revealed in detail for the first time this month... more
Just twenty-four hours ago, Andrew MacKay, a long-standing Tory MP and a key member of David Cameron's inner circle assured the local paper for his Bracknell constituency there was nothing 'unreasonable' in his expenses... more
Former minister suspended in day of panic-induced scalpings at Westminster which also saw a Tory MP resign as aide to David Cameron and two peers publicly disgraced... more
Exclusive: After high-profile allegations this season, Charlton's manager is pleased the issue is now being addressed but says the authorities still have plenty of work to do