Now make that three
Labour ministers caught doing so just hours after the Labour Party launched its election manifesto telling us all how quickly and decisively the present Labour government had acted to clean up the parliamentary expenses scandal.
Not exact matches
And in an eye
catching appointment Charlie Falconer, a
minister in the New
Labour years, will take the lead on «transition and planning into government.»
As the cry rose from the
Labour benches, the Deputy Prime
Minister was in his office, having a security briefing and
catching up with phone calls.
Mr Miliband was also facing
Labour criticism over the party's lacklustre campaign north of the border, which failed to
catch light until former prime
minister Gordon Brown appeared to take charge in the final weeks.
The Prime
Minister was then
caught by a TV microphone describing the 66 - year - old grandmother, a lifelong
Labour voter, as a «bigoted woman».
Remember how, last March, a variety of departing
Labour ministers were
caught boasting about how they could use their contacts to help change policy and provide access to
ministers in return for money?
The tragedy is that even before the print was dry on this section of
Labour's manifesto, at least two
Labour government
ministers had been
caught «red handed» (mis) using parliamentary expenses for party political campaigning.
Pensions
minister, Anglea Eagle joins the sorry ranks of Transport minister Sadiq Khan and Labour whip / Deputy Minister for the East of England Bob Blizzard in having had been caught using parliamentary expenses for Labour Party camp
minister, Anglea Eagle joins the sorry ranks of Transport
minister Sadiq Khan and Labour whip / Deputy Minister for the East of England Bob Blizzard in having had been caught using parliamentary expenses for Labour Party camp
minister Sadiq Khan and
Labour whip / Deputy
Minister for the East of England Bob Blizzard in having had been caught using parliamentary expenses for Labour Party camp
Minister for the East of England Bob Blizzard in having had been
caught using parliamentary expenses for
Labour Party campaigning.
It comes after former Scottish First
Minister Alex Salmond has provoked outrage after he was
caught boasting: «I'm writing
Labour's budget.»