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15 February 2007 |
Michael Howard, MP for Folkestone and Hythe, made one of the lowest travel allowance claims of any Member of Parliament last year, figures published by House of Commons authorities show.
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Westminster and Folkestone and Hythe, and £80 for car mileage. He claimed nothing for flights or other modes of transport.
In contrast, Labour's Diane Abbott MP claimed a whopping £2320 on travel between Westminster and her inner London constituency. |
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