Iain Duncan Smith’s official parliamentary credit card was suspended after he ran up more than £1,000 in expenses debts.
The Work and Pensions Secretary is among 19 MPs who have had their credit lines suspended since the start of the year because they owe money to Parliament’s expenses watchdog.
The revelation is likely to embarrass Mr Duncan Smith.
Mr Duncan Smith himself had his card blocked when he owed the taxpayer £1,057.28
Items previously claimed on expenses Mr Duncan Smith include a £39 breakfast
Mr Duncan Smith was today told by the Government’s children’s watchdog to halt his welfare cuts to prevent an increase in child poverty.
Perhaps The Work & Pensions Sectetaryshould go on an ABC Money Management course. If you cannot get by on an MP's salary, you really have got problems.
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