Baroness Scotland To Be Questioned About £170,000 Expenses

We all know that the attorney-general is facing questions about the employment of her overstaying housekeeper who she sacked on Wednesday last week and we subsequently reported to the UKBA as an employer of an overstayer/illegal immigrant.  However there were further developements in the Times yesterday, it has come to light that for years she has been claiming an allowance intended for...
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Shadow Kelly Report out!

Today we launched "Disinfecting Parliament," a policy paper to clean up the expenses system in Westminster. You can read it at sunlight-cops.org.uk/shadowreport & hard copies are available on request. Contact:  Juliet Samuel (Author) 07500 960 931 / 020 7837 3312  Harry Cole (Media): 07826 855 190 / 020 7837 3312  DISINFECTING PARLIAMENT  Sir Christopher...
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New Expenses Reform Will Identify MPs Who Flip Homes

It has been reported by the Daily Telegraph today that expenses claims for the forthcoming financial year will go into far greater detail than previous years. The newly elected speaker John Bercow said the electorate would be able to find out if their MP had changed the property on which they claimed second home expenses on order to maximise expense payments.  This practice was know as...
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Baroness Scotland Reported to UKBA

After contacting Baroness Scotland this morning and due to the lack of response from her we feel that it is in the public interest to report this incident to the proper authorities.  This is the letter that we sent to Lin Homer the Chief Executive of the UKBA putting forward our case against Baroness Scotland. Lin Homer Letter-1...
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Baroness Scotland Broke Employment Laws

It was reported in the Daily Mail today that the Attorney General Baroness Scotland has been employing an illegal immigrant for the past six months.  Loloahi Tapui 27, from Tonga worked in Baroness Scotland’s home as her housekeeper.  Even unknowingly employing an overstayer is still an offence punishable by a fine up to £10,000 under legislation that Lady Scotland helped...
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