Geoffrey Cox faces more fury as report claims he rents out his London home ...
Geoffrey Cox faces more fury as report claims he rents out his London home while claiming £1,900 a month for second property Former attorney general claimed £3,800 for second home when working abroad He and his wife bought second home for £535,000 in 2004 Although controversial, the arrangement is within parliamentary rules.
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Sir Geoffrey Cox rents out his London home while claiming £1,900 a month for a second property, it was reported last night.
The former attorney general even claimed £3,800 in taxpayer cash for his second London property for two months while he was working abroad in the Caribbean.
While not against Commons rules, an ex-standards chief said MPs earning cash overseas while claiming from taxpayers is ‘totally wrong’.
