Warsi refers herself to watchdog
The Conservative co-chairman Baroness Warsi has said she "would fully co-operate with any investigation" after she referred herself to the Lords standards commissioner over allegations over her expenses.
Shadow business minister calls for inquiry into Warsi expenses
Shadow business minister Chuka Umunna has called for an inquiry into Baroness Warsi's expenses.
He told BBC1's Sunday Politics: "To rebuild trust and demonstrate this is being dealt with in a proper way there has to be a proper, independent investigation.
"So long as these stories endure, we are going to struggle to rebuild the trust and confidence we need there to be between Westminster and the people it exists there to serve. That is incredibly important."
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Lords watchdog to consider Baroness Warsi's expenses
Baroness Warsi has asked the Lords Commissioner for Standards to investigate allegations she made improper expense claims.
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Baroness Warsi's letter to Standards Commissioner
Baroness Warsi has written to The Lords Commissioner for Standards asking him to investigate her expenses.
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Baroness Warsi backs an investigation into her expenses
Baroness Warsi has written to the Lords Commissioner on Standards asking him to investigate her expenses.