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  Bern, if I may. The Telegraph certainly went to town trawling through the mass of information given to them, but the issue of MP's expenses was exposed by the underpaid squaddies that were employed to 'guard' the civil servants while the infamous redacting of the receipts etc was taking place.
  There they were, the squaddies, having to work during their rest period between bouts in the field.
  
  There was an intense co-dependence between the tabloid press, with their big circulations, and the main political partys and their need for favourable headlines. The MP's being far more dependant and t/press able to play the field. The one playing Renfield to the other's Drakula.

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