Labour MP Harry Cohen has been reported to the Parliamentary sleaze watchdog over his living arrangements.

Police have begun an investigation into the expenses claims of Labour MP Harry Cohen who was paid more than £70,000 in a second home allowance for a house he rarely visited

The Metropolitan Police has begun a criminal inquiry into Harry Cohen after he claimed more than £70,000 for a "second home" while renting out his main property.

THE Commons has agreed to strip Labour MP Harry Cohen of his £65,000 golden goodbye payment over a "particularly serious breach" of parliamentary expenses rules.

Whatever else may or may not be true of Harry Cohen MP, he was the subject of one of my favourite political insults. It came from Norman Tebbit: The Honourable Gentleman would have made a fool of himself, if God...

The veteran Labour MP claimed thousands of pounds on his expenses for redecorating his second home before selling it.

Labour MP Harry Cohen is to step down at the general election due to the stress of the expenses row on his family.

According to the Mail on Sunday: Cohen has claimed every single penny of the maximum £104,701 in Commons expenses in the past five years for his £375,000 property in his Leyton and Wanstead constituency in East London, on the basis that it is his 'second home'. Astonishingly, he says he has claimed the full second-home allowance since 1990. It means he has pocketed a staggeri...

Harry Cohen, Leyton and Wanstead’s superb Member of Parliament, has launched a new website, to make it easier for local residents to keep in touch with him and follow his work in Parliament. You can visit Harry’s new website by going to: www.harrycohenmp.co.uk

The Express reveals more about Jacqui Smith's expenses today, while the Mail disses Harry Cohen, Jacqui Lait, and Bob Neill. Just to be clear - they're all guilty. The presumption should be that an MP's main home is in their constituency. If that is too far away for them to commute like ordinary mortals, they can be put up in flats owned by the state. They will be lodgers, but they ...