The Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his wife have been slammed for accepting freebies. (Image: Getty)

Keir Starmer is in the midst of a freebie grabbing scandal as it was revealed he may have breached parliamentary rules by not declaring them properly.

The Labour Prime Minister Sir Starmer has found himself defending accepting thousands of pounds worth of clothing freebies for himself and his wife Lady Starmer.

Criticism continues to pile on top of the Labour leader as he’s slammed as a “screaming hypocrite” for condemning former PM Boris Johnson over similar issues, including the infamous donated wallpaper for his then Downing Street home.

In allowing multi-millionaire businessman and Labour donor Lord Alli to fund high-end clothes, a personal shopper and alterations for his wife, the PM has possibly breached parliamentary rules by not declaring them promptly enough

Keir accepted tickets for a Taylor Swift gig worth £4,000. (Image: X)

ord Alli – whose wealth is estimated to be £200m – is Starmer’s biggest personal donor and has this year given the Labour leader £18,685 worth of work clothes and several pairs of glasses. Lord Alli was later given a pass to access No 10 Downing Street, despite having no formal Government role. The Prime Minister, however, suggested he would continue to take gifts from Lord Alli

Asked on Monday whether he would continue to accept gifts from Lord Alli, Sir Keir said that “all Members of Parliament get gifts” and “the important thing is that they’re declared in accordance with the rules”.

MPs are supposed to declare gifts and donations to the parliamentary authorities within 28 days of receiving them. The Prime Minister declared the gifts to his wife, thought to have been received both before and after he entered Downing Street, only last week after initially believing that they did not need to be added to the register.

MPs have to declare “any interest which someone might reasonably consider to influence their actions or words as an MP”, and the declarations are then published on the Register of Members’ Financial Interests.

Here we reveal all of the freebies accepted and declared by the Prime Minister in the year 2024 – 2025 and placed – in accordance with Parliamentary rules – on the Register of Members’ Financial Interests.

Name of donor, gifts/benefits/hospitality given and value

1. Crownhawk Properties (trading as the LCV Group) – Accommodation for four people in Gower, value £4,500
2. Swansea City AFC – Five tickets with hospitality for Swansea City v Bournemouth, value £800
3. Cain International UK Services Ltd – Two tickets with hospitality to Chelsea vs Arsenal football match, value £2,400
4. Teescraft Engineering Ltd – Four tickets with hospitality for Newcastle United v Arsenal, value £1,000
5. Global Media and Entertainment Ltd – Four tickets to the Jingle Bell Ball with hospitality, value £800
6. West Ham United Football Club – Two tickets for prematch hospitality in the Chairman’s Lounge and to the match, value £2,000 (estimated)
7. Norwich City Football Club – Four match tickets and hospitality, value £820
8. Premier League – Five tickets with hospitality to Arsenal vs Porto, value £3,000
9. Name of donor: Manchester City Football Club – Hospitality and match tickets for two people to Manchester City vs Arsenal, value £900 (value is approximate)
10. Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club, Four tickets and hospitality to Brighton vs Arsenal, value £500 (value is approximate)
11. Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club – Four tickets and hospitality to Arsenal vs Wolverhampton Wanderers, value £1,488 (value is approximate)
12. Lord Waheed Ali, Work clothing, value £16,200
13. Tottenham Hotspur Ltd – Five tickets and hospitality to Tottenham Hotspur vs Arsenal, value £2,500 (value is approximate)
14. Manchester United – Two tickets in the Directors’ Box (including dining) at Old Trafford for Manchester United v Arsenal FC, value £1,790 (value is approximate)
15. National Theatre – Four tickets to see “Nye” plus dinner, value £358
16. Lord Waheed Alli – Multiple pairs of glasses, value £2,485
17. The Football Association Premier League Limited – Four tickets with hospitality to Taylor Swift concert, value £4,000
18. Lord Waheed Alli – Accommodation, value £20,437.28