Former UK minister admits using fake receipts for expenses claims

A former British Government Minister has today pleaded guilty to making nearly £13,000 of bogus expenses claims.

Former UK minister admits using fake receipts for expenses claims
Mon, 18 Nov, 2013 - 13:29

A former British Government Minister has today pleaded guilty to making nearly £13,000 of bogus expenses claims.

Former Labour MP Denis MacShane, admitted false accounting by putting in fake receipts for £12,900 of "research and translation" services.

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