Telegraph: MP paid his brother for 400-mile trip to lay flooring

"Gwyn Prosser, paid his brother from his taxpayer-funded expenses to carry out work on his London flat - despite the fact that he lived almost 200 miles away. The same year, Gwyn Prosser, the MP for Dover and Deal, also made claims totalling £2,782 for work at another flat he owned in London, even though it had not been his designated second home for three years and he was renting it out". "He changed his second home designation to the new flat, but in March 2006 Mr Prosser attempted to recoup the costs of work on his first flat three years previously", etc.,etc. "The claims will raise concerns over the way in which some MPs used second home allowances to build up property portfolios".