Nick Griffin, the British National Party leader and MEP, has not published details of his own expenses despite campaigning on an anti-sleaze platform during European elections.

In response to last week’s ruling by the European Court of Justice, the Sunday Times has published the internal expenses report that the European Parliament has refused to make public. Abuses include MEPs claiming up to £180,000 in annual staff allowances without receipts, MEPs awarding themselves bonuses of up to 1½ times their salaries and diverting public money into front com...

Outspoken Tory MP investigated by the parliamentary sleaze watchdog over her use of expenses, the Telegraph can disclose.

It is a promising sign. The European Parliament has reacted to reports on wide-spread sleaze. But the statement is an almost blanket denial. The issues are serious enough to merit space. First, let the EP speak. Then we try to evaluate the measures and trust of the European Parliament. *** European Parliament press statement On 24 February 2009 the European Parliament issued the following press re...

Was the serialising of MP’s expenses by the Daily Telegraph an act to expose those honourable servants of the House of Parliament or was it to undermine the European elections in an attempt to increase the votes of UKIP and UKIP MEP's? Some say this could have been issued after the European election, when all the expenses would have been sorted.

Brown, Blears and Straw are among cabinet members who will be revealed by the Telegraph tomorrow as having scammed their expenses. It appears that Jacqui Smith was the tip of the iceberg.

After the appalling sleaze that should see each and every thieving bastard kicked out of Parliament, investigated by the Revenue and jailed, I think we need to have a film like this now made about the abuse of our own Parliament's expenses.

THE Scottish peer embroiled in allegations of sleaze has claimed more than £500 a day in expenses since he joined the House of Lords, The Scotsman can reveal.

From the Telegraph: Sir Nicholas and Ann Winterton, the Conservative MPs, are to resign from parliament at the next election. The couple will not run for re-election as the MPs for Macclesfield and Congleton. … Their decision comes after the Telegraph disclosed that they claimed more than £80,000 in rent for a small London flat that was

The BNP’s first ever MEPs – party leader Nick Griffin and his colleague Andrew Brons – yesterday took their seats in the European Parliament, a month after the European elections delivered a drubbing to socialists across Europe.