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Tuesday, 09, Feb 2010 09:35

Cameron hosted the Freemasons for tea

David Cameron hosted a set of lady freemasons for tea in parliament, according to new details released today.

MPs can book out rooms but must declare their interests

Osborne faces expenses judgement

George Osborne will learn if he is to be penalised over his expenses claims later.

Osborne insists he did not profit from the arrangement

Robinson dragged further into controversy

Northern Ireland's first minister and his wife were dragged into further controversy last night after questions were raised about their financial arrangements.

Robinson was well known fer her anti-gay views before the controversy

Kirkbride to stand down at election

Julie Kirkbride has confirmed she will not run again at the next election.

Kirkbride: Sad to be leaving

Minister ordered to repay expenses claims

Junior culture minister Sion Simon has promised to repay thousands of pounds and apologise after being confronted with illegitimate expenses claims.

Simon: Unaware of rule change

Davies: Bell tower controversy 'a joke'

The anger over Quentin Davies' expenses claim for repairs to his bell tower is a "joke", the minister for defence equipment said this morning.

Davies: 'It's all a joke'

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