MPs try to steal furniture from Westminster!

So, two of our illustrious Members of Parliament were caught trying to lift valuable publicly owned furniture out of Westminster, were they?

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Just when you though our politicians couldn't stoop any lower. along comes more proof that there is no gutter too deep for them to infest.

It transpires that when parliament was dissolved in preparation for the general election, a couple of MPs got caught by security staff trying to remove, or let's use the more accurate word, steal, furniture from their Westminster based offices.

The Sun reports that one even tried to get a chaise longue out of the building before they were stopped by security staff.

This led to parliamentary authorities writing to MPs to tell them that they had a central list of what furniture was in which offices and warned them not to try and purloin them.

The Sun said:

"The letter sent by Commons authorities to each of the departing MPs warned: "Please ensure that any artworks belonging to the Parliamentary Art Collection or Historic Furniture Collection items are left in-situ on your departure"."

Let that sink in. People we have elected and pay hefty salaries and expenses to and who are assured of a comfortable life from hereon in with all sorts of new opportunities available to them, have to be written to to ask them not to steal from the public.

What gets me, is that, if any other worker in that place tried to misappropriate items from West..