Sir Keir stuck to his guns yesterday, saying if he did not accept hospitality he would not be able to go and see his team, Arsenal.

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.

If you want a surefire indication that a politician has ended up on the wrong side of public opinion, it’s when they start saying: ‘The public don’t really care about this stuff. They want us to

The PM should undoubtedly pay for his own football tickets, but he'd be having a much easier time of it if Labour's past conduct had been different.

Less than three months after he was elected on a promise to restore trust in politics, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is trying to shake off criticism over donations from a wealthy businessman and the hefty salary of his most senior aide.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing criticism over donations from a wealthy businessman and the high salary of his chief of staff, Sue Gray. Starmer denies any wrongdoing, stating he followed all rules.