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Keir Starmer won't accept future donations for clothes after freebies row
Keir Starmer caved to pressure following days of criticism over gifts from wealthy donors and will no longer take cash for clothes - along with Angela Rayner and Rachel Reeves
Sir Keir Starmer will 'no longer accept donations to pay for clothes'
Sir Keir Starmer will no longer accept donations to pay for clothing, according to reports. The PM came under fire after accepting work clothing donations worth £16,200, and multiple pairs of glasses, to the value of £2,485. Deputy PM Angela Rayner and Chancellor Rachel Reeves will also reportedly turn down donations for clothing.
Keir Starmer will NOT accept donations for clothes in future as he caves in on freebie row
SIR Keir Starmer tonight vowed to never accept donations for clothes again as he caved on the freebie row.  No10 sources confirmed that the PM, his deputy Angela Rayner, and Chancellor Rachel
Keir Starmer will no longer accept donations for clothes after freebies row
Angela Rayner and Rachel Reeves also make the same vow in change of policy before Labour’s conference opens in Liverpool
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Keir Starmer defends accepting freebie offer to watch Arsenal from the posh seats
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has defended his decision to accept corporate hospitality from Arsenal Football Club, insisting it would cost the taxpayer ‘an absolute fortune’ for him to sit in the stands at the Emirates.
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Starmer defends corporate seats for Arsenal games
Sir Keir Starmer has defended his decision to accept corporate hospitality from Arsenal football club, arguing he can no longer use his normal seats as prime minister. The Premier League club has made two seats available to Sir Keir,
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