Labour
Lord Adonis, transport secretary: peer, so does not claim second home expenses
Douglas Alexander, international development secretary: asked to repay £420 for a garage door bill apparently submitted twice, which he denies
Ed Balls, children's secretary: asked to repay £13.50 over miscalculation of mortgage interest
Kevin Barron (Rother Valley): not asked to repay anything
Hugh Bayley (City of York): asked for clarifications
Hilary Benn, environment secretary: clean bill of health
Roger Berry (Kingswood): asked to repay £1,237 on claims he made for household items
Clive Betts (Sheffield Attercliffe): asked for clarification
Hazel Blears (Salford): asked to repay £225
Ben Bradshaw, culture secretary: did not respond
The prime minsiter, Gordon Brown: asked to repay a total of £12,415.10. This includes £10,716.60 for cleaning; £302.50 for gardening; and £1,396 for a decorating bill that was claimed for twice
Nick Brown, chief whip: asked to return £697.65 for cleaning*
Colin Burgon (Elmet): no further action
Andy Burnham, health secretary: asked to clarify claims
Liam Byrne, chief secretary to the Treasury: £1,860.54 for phone bill and letting agency charges
Ian Cawsey (Brigg and Goole): no further action
Charles Clarke (Norwich South): asked for clarifications
Ann Coffey (Stockport): asked to repay £1,840 she spent on cleaning for her second home
Yvette Cooper, work and pensions secretary: asked to repay £13.50 over-miscalculation of mortgage interest and to supply mortgage documentation
Alistair Darling: ask to repay £554 towards the cost of a chest of drawers. The Chancellor was also asked for proof of mortgage interest payments on his second home.
John Denham, communities secretary: £1,500 unspecified repayment
Jeff Ennis (Barnsley East): no further action
Caroline Flint (Don Valley): asked for clarifications
Michael Foster (Worcester): asked to repay £860
John Grogan (Selby): asked for clarification
Peter Hain, Welsh secretary: clean bill of health
John Healey (Wentworth): asked for clarifications
Eric Illsley (Barnsley Central): no further action
Alan Johnson (Hull West and Hessle): no further action
Diana Johnson (Hull North): no further action
Tessa Jowell, minister for the Cabinet Office and the Olympics: a central London MP so does not claim second home expenses
David Kidney (Stafford): asked for "further information regarding rental agreements"
Shahid Malik (Dewsbury): no further action
Lord Mandelson, business secretary: asked to repay £800 for tree surgery work in the garden of his constituency home in 2004, when he was MP for Hartlepool.
David Miliband, foreign secretary: asked to repay £434 "following a bureaucratic error over a mortgage interest payment back in 2004".
Ed Miliband, energy secretary: clean bill of health
Austin Mitchell (Great Grimsby): asked for clarifications
Kerry McCarthy (Bristol East): not been asked to pay anything back
Shona McIsaac (Cleethorpes,): asked for clarifications
Elliot Morley (Scunthorpe): no further action
George Mudie (Leeds East): asked for clarifications
Jim Murphy, Scottish secretary: asked to repay £380 "because of an error when a payment was made twice in 2004".
Doug Naysmith (Bristol North West): asked for clarification over rental agreement
Dan Norris (Wansdyke): asked to repay £1,700 for cleaning costs
Dawn Primarolo (Bristol South): asked for clarification over one month's council tax
James Purnell (Stalybridge and Hyde): asked to pay back £498.33 in rent but will query it
Barry Sheerman (Huddersfield): asked for clarifications
Angela Smith (Sheffield Hillsborough): asked for clarifications
Jack Straw, justice secretary: asked to repay £600 for a 2004 error in which he was paid the same money twice
Jon Trickett (Hemsworth): no further action
Paul Truswell (Pudsey): no further action
Malcolm Wicks (Croydon North): clean bill of health
Rosie Winterton (Doncaster Central): asked for clarifications
Shaun Woodward, Northern Ireland secretary: asked to repay £1,426.42 for mortgage overpayment and asked to supply mortgage statement
Tony Wright (Great Yarmouth): not asked to repay anything
Conservative
Richard Bacon (South Norfolk): clean bill of health
Tony Baldry (North Oxfordshire): asked for more information
Graham Brady (Sale and Altrincham): asked to repay £700 towards the cost of a sofa
Speaker John Bercow: asked to repay an "accidental overclaim" of £978 for mortgage interest.
Sir Paul Beresford (Mole Valley): asked for more information
Simon Burns (West Chelmsford): paying back £513
David Cameron, Conservative leader: asked for information regarding £218.91 in mortgage over-claims arising from changes to his home loan arrangements. He repaid the sum in June.
Christopher Chope (Christchurch): asked for more information
Greg Clarke, shadow energy secretary: asked to provide more information about his claims
Ken Clarke (Rushcliffe): asked to repay £4,733 for gardening and cleaning, although he is in discussion Legg's office on the exact sum that will need to be returned
Geoffrey Clifton-Brown (Cotswold): asked for more information
Philip Davies (Shipley): asked for clarifications
David Davis (Haltemprice and Howden): asked to pay back £2,322
Nadine Dorries (Mid Beds): asked to repay £241 for a BT bill claimed in 2006. She disputed she had been paid the amount twice
Alan Duncan, shadow prisons minister: asked to repay £218 of gardening expenses
Nigel Evans (Ribble Valley): asked to pay back £800 in ground rent
Mark Francois, shadow Europe minister: clean bill of health
Christopher Fraser (South-West Norfolk): asked for clarifications
Cheryl Gillan, shadow Welsh secretary: asked to repay £1,184.23 of mortgage payments
Robert Goodwill (Scarborough and Whitby): no further action
Michael Gove, shadow children's secretary: clean bill of health
Chris Grayling, shadow home secretary: asked to provide more information about his claims
Dominic Grieve, shadow justice secretary: asked to provide more information about his claims
John Greenway (Ryedale): paying back £227 of mortgage interest from 2006
William Hague, shadow foreign secretary: asked to repay £642.78 mortgage interest
Philip Hammond, shadow chief secretary to the Treasury: clean bill of health
Douglas Hogg (Sleaford and North Hykeham): asked for futher information about his expense claims
Adam Holloway (Gravesham): asked to repay £1,000 for claiming twice on council tax
Gerald Howarth (Aldershot): asked to repay £161 for a barbeque
Jeremy Hunt, shadow culture secretary (South West Surrey): asked to provide more information about his claims.
Boris Johnson, London mayor: has returned £1,266 he claimed for council tax while an MP
Eleanor Laing, shadow junior justice minister: has repaid £25,000 in parliamentary expenses even though she has been cleared of any wrongdoing by the Legg inquiry following widespread criticism after escaping a £180,000 capital gains tax bill on the sale of two Westminster flats
Andrew Lansley, shadow health secretary: asked to repay £1,782.22
Oliver Letwin, chairman of the policy review: asked to repay £613.70 claimed for service and maintenance, including £458.70 claimed for a burst water tank
Edward Leigh (Gainsborough): asked to repay £1,700
Peter Luff (Mid Worcestershire): asked to repay £6,000
Francis Maude, shadow Cabinet Office minister: asked to provide more information about his claims
Theresa May, shadow work and pensions secretary: has been given a clean bill of health
Patrick McLoughlin, shadow chief whip: asked to repay £4,058 for mortgage payments and cleaning
Patrick Mercer (Newark): asked to repay £2,200
Malcolm Moss (Cambridgeshire North East): has been given a clean bill of health
Brooks Newmark (Braintree): has been given a clean bill of health
George Osborne, shadow chancellor: Asked to provide copies of his mortgage interest statements
James Paice (Cambridgeshire South East):has been given a clean bill of health
Owen Paterson (North Shropshire): asked to repay £911.21 claimed for repairs, insurance, security and mortgage.
John Penrose (Weston-super-Mare): has been given a clean bill of health
Eric Pickles, party chairman: asked to pay £300 claimed for cleaning
Andrew Selous (South West Bedforshire): asked to pay back £1,300 on a mortgage
Grant Shapps (Welwyn Hatfield): has been given a clean bill of health
Mark Simmonds (Boston and Skegness): has been given a clean bill of health
Keith Simpson (Mid Norfolk): asked to repay £300
Caroline Spelman: shadow local government secretary: asked to repay £2,400 claimed in office costs
Gary Streeter (Devon South West): asked to repay £2,600
Robert Syms (Poole): asked for more information about a maintenance bill of £6,000-£7,000
Peter Tapsell (Louth and Horncastle): not asked to repay anything
Ian Taylor (Esher and Walton): asked to repay £178 in overclaimed council tax
Shailesh Vara (North West Cambridgeshire): asked to repay £174 for cleaning
Theresa Villiers, shadow transport secretary: has been given a clean bill of health
David Willetts, shadow universities secretary: asked to provide more information about his claims
Keith Simpson, (Mid Norfolk): asked to repay £330
Sir George Young, shadow Commons leader: asked to repay £104.68 claimed for utilities
Lib Dem
Nick Clegg, Lib Dem leader: asked to repay £910 gardening claim
Norman Lamb (North Norfolk): asked for clarifications
Greg Mulholland (Leeds North West): no further action
Steve Webb (Northavon): not asked to pay anything back
Stephen Williams (Bristol West): not asked to pay any more money back but asked for evidence rent has been paid
Phil Willis (Harrogate & Knaresborough): asked to repay £3,230 and supply clarifications
SNP
Stewart Hosie (Dundee East): repaying £379 for hotel costs claimed in February 2009 when his flat flooded and was uninhabitable, and which he should have reclaimed from his insurance
Angus MacNeil (Western Isles): repaying a partial council tax bill of £133 for 2007/08. Also seeking "clarification" from Sir Thomas about hotel stays in Glasgow, incurred en route to his Island constituency
Angus Robertson, SNP's Westminster leader: agreed to repay £1,217 for a sofa bed and DVD recorder, and is also to provide rental and mortgage statements requested
Alex Salmond (Banff and Buchan): Agreed to repay £710.88 in removal costs between London and Aberdeenshire when he gave up his rented flat in 2007. Also supplying further information about £2,610 in hotel costs incurred while his rented London flat was unfurnished
Mike Weir (Angus): asked to provide copies of the rental agreement for the flat he rents
Pete Wishart (Perth and N Perthshire). asked to repay £1,632 in respect of a duplicate claim for flat rental and a utility bill.
DUP
Gregory Campbell (East Londonderry, DUP): handing back £2,656 in relation to an accommodation cost claim, a service change which was overpaid, and two overpayments of ground rent
Jeffrey Donaldson (Lagan Valley, DUP): handing back £1,964 in relation to accommodation costs, mobile phone charges and a service charge
William McCrea (South Antrim, DUP): said he would be handing back £5,329 for furniture, duplicated service charges and a TV licence
Ian Paisley (North Antrim, DUP): giving back £1,181 which he said related to a payment made by the fees office during dissolution
Peter Robinson (Belfast East, DUP): asked to repay £299 mortgage interest
Iris Robinson (Strangford, DUP): handing back £2,274 relating to furniture and a service charge
David Simpson (Upper Bann, DUP): asked to repay a £400 food claim
Others
Mark Durkan (Foyle, SDLP): asked to repay back £236 over council tax and a hotel bill
Lady Sylvia Hermon (North Down, UUP): asked to repay £1,365 on rent
Alasdair McDonnell (South Belfast, SDLP): not asked to repay anything
Bob Spink (Castle Point, Ind): asked to repay £2,000
• This article was amended on Wednesday 16 December 2009 to remove an incorrect reference to Greg Knight MP (Yorkshire East)
