A question of ethics

Letter: Wouldn't it be good to know who blew the whistle to the Telegraph about MPs' expenses?

If we knew, then we could all get together and send him or her some sort of token of our appreciation.

No doubt the Telegraph paid well and it is not as if anything new has been revealed in so far as we all suspected MPs were a shower of intransigent descendants of a long line of bachelors. But we now have the proof.

The way they have said they acted within the rules is the most reprehensible aspect of the sorry affair. It is not about rules, it is about morals and ethics – and that is where they have shown themselves to be wanting.

But, what do we do about it?

Peter Sharman

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