Sentences with phrase «sleaze watchdog»
A "sleaze watchdog" refers to an organization or group that monitors and checks for dishonest or morally questionable behavior in politics, business, or other areas. They keep a close eye on individuals or companies involved in unethical practices and hold them accountable. Full definition
David Cameron gave his «full support» to the Culture Secretary Maria Miller after a Parliamentary sleaze watchdog launched an investigation into her expenses.
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David Cameron's spin doctor suffered another blow yesterday when MPs ordered the Westminster sleaze watchdog to probe phone - hacking claims.
Parliament's sleaze watchdog says PM must investigate whether John Prescott has breached the ministerial code, to avoid appearing «lax» about standards.
His comments came as sleaze watchdog Sir Christopher Kelly's plans to end the «snouts in the trough» culture faced a fierce backlash from MPs this morning who took to the airwaves to complain that their # 65,000 - a-year salaries will not be enough to live on.
Meanwhile the parliamentary sleaze watchdog has also recommended this morning that «no further action» should be taken against former Home Secretary Jacqui Smith whose case was among the first to provoke the public's fury.
The prime minister has been criticised for failing to uphold standards in public life by the sleaze watchdog he personally appointed.
Mr Hain is already being investigated by the parliamentary «sleaze watchdog» after a complaint by Conservative MP David Davies.
The parliamentary sleaze watchdog is to investigate claims of phone hacking surrounding David Cameron's chief spin doctor.
Home affairs committee chairman Keith Vaz faces investigation from parliament's sleaze watchdog, it has been confirmed.