Move part of a reform of Parliament brought on by the expenses scandal John Bercow the Commons Speaker has said.

Nick Clegg has today penned an article for The Daily Telegraph urging the Labour and Tory parties to take action to reform Parliament in the wake of the MPs’ expenses scandal. Here’s an excerpt: The new political season is beginning. Spring and early summer were defined by the expenses scandal, but what will the autumn be

MPs will vote tomorrow on an amendment to the Government’s resolutions on the reform of Parliament, put forward by Evan Harris MP on behalf of the Wright Committee. (Select Committee on Reform of the House of Commons.) The Wright Committee was set up as a response to the expenses scandal in 2009 to make recommendations on

Emergency plans to reform Parliament in the wake of the expenses scandal have been heavily criticised by peers.

THE Westminster expenses scandal should be used as a springboard for major constitutional reform in the UK, campaigners have said.

Nick Clegg has outlined a 100-day plan to reform parliament in the wake of the expenses scandal.

Reforms to clean up Parliament in the wake of the expenses scandal are justified, Gordon Brown tells MPs.

The Speaker of the House of Commons has admitted it will take five years for Parliament to recover from the MPs' expenses scandal.

Thus the prime minister has finally responded to the slow-burning scandal of MPs' expenses - a scandal those close to him fear could taint his government just as one word - "sleaze" - tainted John Major's. At first, Gordon Brown insisted that the question of how to reform MPs' expenses was a matter for Parliament not for him or the government. Indeed, when proposals very similar to ...

William Hague has said that reform in Parliament will have to go beyond simply improving the expenses system.