Starmer Breaches Parliamentary Rules

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Sir Keir Starmer

The Times & The Sunday Times

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Keir Starmer faces scrutiny over wife’s clothes bought by Lord Alli

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Sir Keir Starmer breached parliamentary rules by failing to declare gifts from Lord Alli .

Alli , the former chairman of the online fashion retailer Asos , is Starmer 's biggest personal donor.

He has given the Labour leader 18,685 worth of work clothes and several pairs of glasses this year .

He also spent 20,000 on accommodation for Starmer during the election and a similar sum on “private office’s costs” Those were declared but the clothes given to Lady Starmer were not.

Starmer declared 76,000 worth of entertainment, clothes and other free items from donors.

Labour staff have privately expressed unease at Starmer ’s reliance on donors.

One questioned why Starmer needed the funds, given that he lives rent-free in No 10.

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