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Many MP's have been exposed by the media in relation to abuse of expenses over the years.  Without doubt the Tories have the worst record on abuses of the system.  

As ambitious  politicians climb the greasy pole to ministerial office or party leadership  their past indiscretions become more widely known. 
Some of us have speculated about the prospects of Andy Burnham becoming party leader if Sir Keir falls on his sword but how many of us are aware that he  claimed £17,000 in expenses to rent a London flat, despite owning another within walking distance of the House of Commons?

 

Edited by vladi
Updated to reflect changing circumstances
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