David Cameron was dragged personally into the expenses row last night after it was revealed that he paid off a loan on his London home shortly after taking out a £350,000 taxpayer-funded mortgage on his constituency house.
John Hogan, 35, has spent nearly three years in a Greek jail and psychiatric hospital. This afternoon he was released by the court and told he would be allowed to return home ‘immediately’.
The French have bowed to British anger but with only nine days to go until the celebrations, it was unclear whether any of the Royal Family would be able to attend.
The revelation will increase pressure on the Tory whose MP husband Andrew McKay has already been forced to quit over their second home arrangements.
The former SAS officer behind the disclosure of MPs’ expenses claims has left a trail of bad debts from a succession of failed businesses, The Mail on Sunday has discovered.
Detectives are waiting to fly to Germany to question Raymond Hewlett, the predatory paedophile named as a possible suspect in Madeleine McCann’s disappearance.
It took just five minutes yesterday for six tiny brothers and sisters to arrive in the world. The sextuplets delivered in a UK hospital are the first born here for more than 25 years.
Mr Griffin plans to enjoy tea, cakes and cucumber sandwiches at Buckingham Palace on July 21 as the guest of Richard Barnbrook, a member of the London Assembly for the far-right group.
A string of MPs from all parties are under serious threat of being dumped by their constituencies over the expenses scandal.
The Lib Dem leader has broken ranks today by urging Michael Martin to quit as Speaker.
Gordon Brown forced Shahid Malik to step down as Justice Minister after it emerged he paid only a peppercorn rent on his constituency house while claiming £66,827 for his second home.
