The paper says that according to records published by watchdog IPSA, Mr Rees Mogg claimed the eye-watering sum for the “relocation of paintings etc from Parliament” - despite owning a £5 million mansion a stone’s throw away.
In 2018 he bought and renovated a five-story home just 390 yards from the Palace of Westminster, where he lived with his wife and six children.
The property is infamously closer to Parliament than 10 Downing Street.
No wonder he is lost the job as efficiency minister.
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