Friday 24 May 2013
MPs were paid more than £3.2m of taxpayer-funded expenses in the first two months of this year - and have racked up £88, on official payment cards.
Almost 25, claims were submitted for January and February - but 84 MPs were refused a total of £4,633.
Among them, the latest figures from the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority show, was Education Secretary Michael Gove.
He was denied £7.5-worth of ineligible phone calls.
Comedy with big following means blockbuster
Hangover star takes 87-year-old to premiere
It's said that tourists from all over the world now go to the front desk at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas and ask – in tribute to Alan's gormless enquiry from the first film – "Is this the real Caesar's Palace?"
Pope Francis has said that atheists should be seen as good people as long as they do good, in a move to urge people of all religions - or no religion at all - to get along.
Novelist Dan Brown's description of Manila as "the gates of hell" has officials in the Philippine capital seeing red.
George Best was the finest footballer of them all, according to England World Cup winner Ian Callaghan.
They know each other inside-out as a result of having squared up so often in the past. As well as having gone head to head on such a regular basis, most of the protagonists are Irish training camp regulars. In addition, many of them have been Test match colleagues.
David Moyes had no hesitation in rubber-stamping Rio Ferdinand's one-year contract extension because he believes the Manchester United defender has just had one of his best seasons ever.
Actress Amanda Bynes has been arrested in midtown Manhattan after she heaved a marijuana bong out of a window, police said.
Cutting It star Ben Daniels is joining the department store costume drama The Paradise for its new series.
DJ Nick Grimshaw and chart stars Rizzle Kicks have been lined up to host a pair of new music shows for Channel 4.
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