David Cameron's Commons aide has become the first casualty of the expenses scandal, issuing his resignation this morning.

Senior members of David Cameron's shadow cabinet have been implicated in the parliamentary expenses scandal including Michael Gove and Andrew Lansley who "flipped" properties to claim allowances.

David Cameron, the Prime Minister, has insisted that the Leveson inquiry into journalistic standards will not be used to shackle the press in revenge for its exposure of the expenses scandal.

This is impressive and decisive leadership from David Cameron. Action not words. Action not consultations. The MPs expenses scandal is one of the most difficult problems a party leader has ever faced. It is hard to know what more he could have done. A full and frank apology. No prevarication.  Conservative MPs instructed to pay back all excessive claims immediately or face the sack. Dr Crippen i...

For most of the Westminster establishment the expenses disclosures have been an ongoing nightmare - scandal after scandal which the political parties have failed to contain.

Over the past couple of weeks, David Cameron has been seizing the initiative in reacting to the MPs' expenses scandal and sounding more Prime Ministerial by the day. And it would seem that the idea of David Cameron wielding the...

Given my love of chocolate, today’s Daily Mirror front page at first made me happy. Four big colour photos of bars of chocolate! And David Cameron in an expenses scandal! But once I read the story, it quickly became clear David Cameron has done nothing wrong. He has interns. They get their lunch paid for. The lunches

The MPs' expenses scandal has brought shame on British politics and rightly sparked public anger David Cameron the Conservative leader has said.

So, Mr Cameron. Your approach to the expenses scandal’s not looking like such a great idea anymore, is it? Deliberately painting your own team as much blacker villains than they were so as to cover up your own indiscretions seems,...

David Cameron has come out fighting from the expenses scandal, with new interim measures to apply to Tory MPs until Sir Christopher Kelly's review on the subject is finished.