By keeping their home constituencies dry, Thai politicians have been getting in the way of letting enough water be safely redirected to the sea.
Moran was revealed to have claimed £22,500 for dry rot at a home 100 miles away from the constituency.
Margaret Moran claimed £22,500 to treat dry rot at her Southampton home, 100 miles from her constituency.
(A song recently appropriated by anti-sleaze campaigners to indict another Margaret, the Luton South Labour MP Margaret Moran, who claimed £22,500 for dry rot treatment on a home 100 miles from her constituency. Maybe it worked: Moran did stand down).
She targeted Luton South because the sitting MP, Margaret Moran, was embroiled in the allowances scandal, having claimed £22,000 for dry rot at a home 100 miles away from her constituency.
Today, the majority of California's bonds are owned domestically, many by individual investors — hardly a constituency it would be advisable to leave high and dry.
Rantzen made her comments after Moran announced her intention to stand down and make way for a new Labour candidate following damaging revelations about a £22,000 claim for dry rot at a home a hundred miles away from her constituency.
Margaret Moran, Labour MP for Luton South She claimed £22,500 in additional costs allowance in a claim for treating dry rot at her family home in Southampton, 100 miles from her constituency.
It emerged in May that she had claimed £22,500 to treat dry rot at a property in Southampton - 100 miles away from her constituency.
When the expenses scandal broke in 2009, it emerged she claimed £22,500 to treat dry rot at her partner's home in Southampton - 100 miles from her constituency and Westminster.
