Nick Clegg has provided this listless and rudderless Government, with an opportunity and the know-how for a timely review on behalf of the `Silent Majority’.

The `Silent Majority’ are owed the democratic inalienable right, to hold their M.P.s democratically accountable to the voter and tax payer.

The British Economy is poised to make a recovery but not yet awhile and it predicted,not until the end of 2009.

The worst economic `doomwatch’ screnario is that unemployment will rise to 3.2 M before it is reduced again.

This `Recession’ has been compared to one of the worst, since the hungry 1930`s.

Many thousands of beleaguered hard working British families, have been blighted,scarred and have suffered irrefutably, since `The Recession’ started last October, with the run and bale-out of Northern Rock.

Government owes something a lot more profound, than the daily media focus diet feed of public scandal and high expenses at the heart and pulse of Downing Street.

There are still 27,000 redundant Woolworths, former employees, whom had no job straight after last Christmas.

Some former Woollies employees, even had no direct benefits route to State support, in their hour of need.

Instead, we are bombarded with media scopes on how M.P.s are `milking the system’ with their expenses and how Government advisers are making personal Robespierre like,`off the wall, innuendos.

I agree that an immediate independent review of M.P.s expenses, would make more sense, and proposals by Mr Clegg adopted.

On the dire need for urgent review and reform of M.P..S expenses, Mr.Clegg has again scaled the moral battlements with simple common sense.

He has set out the imperative for change in how Britain is governed more fairly than any contemporary Leader.

Oh, please. Is Nick seriously suggesting that no Lib Dem MP is playing the system? Just because there are relatively so few of them doesn’t mean that they are up to exactly the same tricks as everyone else.