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His son needed a place to study for his GCSEs while his family home was mobbed by journalists throughout the election campaign, so he recommended accepting £20,000 in donations for lodging. This morning, Sir Keir said on LBC that the gifts had not “cost the taxpayer a penny” and that he was “not going to apologise for not doing anything wrong.” Sir Keir stated in a number of appearances today that he desired a “calm” environment where his son could rewrite when he was being inundated with media attention in the lead-up to the election.

My sixteen-year-old son was midway through his GCSEs. He told the BBC, “I promised him that he would be able to go to school and finish his examinations without being disturbed. Read more: According to PM, the UK has not harmed Israel by stopping arms sales. Continue reading: Keir Starmer closes down, saying bars will have to close early to combat binge drinking

“I assured him that we would relocate, leave the house, and go to a place where he could study in peace.” “The children have found it difficult. I’m not pleading a unique case but they’re 16 and 13,” he remarked. “That’s a very important time.” In addition, the prime minister told LBC that in order to avoid evicting season ticket holders to create room for his security detail, he had to accept complimentary tickets to Arsenal football games. “Why don’t you be our guests in the director’s box? You can’t buy a ticket in the director’s box,” the club said. “If you look at that photo of Rishi Sunak, you will notice that everyone surrounding him is dressed quite nicely. They’re