Starmer's Football Tickets Conflict
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•Keir Starmer’s £35k in free tickets puts football regulator plans under scrutiny
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Prime Minister has been under scrutiny over his more than 100,000 freebies and gifts.
He has also accepted 2,000 of free glasses, 16,000 work clothes and use of a luxury penthouse flat.
Business secretary Jonathan Reynolds said Starmer ’s attendance at Arsenal football matches and Taylor Swift concerts was “part of the job” A large chunk of his free tickets have come from Premier League football clubs.
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