The Daily Telegraph
"Tory leader David Cameron has ordered his shadow cabinet to repay their expenses claims on their second homes and has established an independent scrutiny committee to investigate claims made by backbenchers. Those who refuse to co-operate and repay claims will be expelled from the party. Michael Gove, the shadow schools secretary, will repay £7,000 in furniture expenses, while Alan Duncan, the shadow leader of the Commons, will repay more than £5,000 in gardening costs. "
The Independent
"Tory leader David Cameron yesterday ordered his MPs that they must pay back any excessive expenses claims or be kicked out of the party. Labour has also produced its own package of reforms to MPs’ allowances, proposing a cap on mortgage payments under the second homes allowance. Mr Cameron has established a scrutiny panel that will investigate past claims, with anyone refusing to comply losing the party whip."
Azaz mind a konzervativok, mind a munkaspartiak elrendeltek kepviseloiknek, hogy fizessek vissza a koltsegterites cimen felvett penzeket, kulonben kirugjak oket a partbol. Ok, hogy ehhez kellett egy botrany, de Magyarorszagon mar hany ilyen botrany volt, mindenfele hatas nelkul?
Es ha mar igy belekezdtunk a politikaba, nem allom meg, hogy be ne masoljak egy a tegnap Times-ban talalt grafikat a kepviselok kulonbozo orszagokbeli eves fizeteserol.
Ja, es ha mar napilapok...A Times, ami 70 oldalon at tele van anyagokkal, informaciokkal, grafikakkal na meg persze reklamokkal, 0,9 fontba, azaz kb 280 Ft-ba kerul - ami sztem az infotartalmat tekintve egyaltalan nem draga - egy Daily Star pedig - ami gyakorlatilag egy Napi Story-nak felelne meg - mindossze 0,2 font, azaz kb. 65 Ft. Es mindezert 52 oldalon at olvashatod a sok szuper pletykat...
En olyan regen vettem napilapot, hogy fogalmam sincs az arakrol...Mennyibe kerul egy Nepszabi, Bors, Blikk, Magyar Nemzet vagy Nepszava?
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