Keir Starmer dodges fresh questions about why he doesn't buy his own suits and claims sitting in a posh box at Arsenal SAVES money for taxpayers as the PM is challenged about being Parliament's 'king

Sir Keir Starmer today dodged fresh questions about why he doesn't buy his own suits as he was challenged about being Parliament's 'king of freebies'. He is under scrutiny over taking suits and spectacles worth thousands of pounds from Labour peer Lord Waheed Alli, who also gave high-end clothing to Sir Keir's wife Victoria. The Prime Minister faced a gruelling series of local TV interviews amid a fierce row over his acceptance of more than £100,000 of gifts since the 2019 general election Sir Keir Starmer pictured watching Arsenal's first Premier League game of the season against Wolves last month Sir Keir is also under scrutiny over taking suits and spectacles worth thousands of pounds from Labour peer Lord Waheed Alli Speaking to ITV London, Sir Keir described his arrangements for attending Arsenal matches. This has seen the PM dubbed 'Free Gear Keir' by his critics, with reports today claiming Sir Keir also used Lord Alli's £18million penthouse during this year's general election campaign. Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds claimed the PM was ok to take freebies - including posh seats at football matches - because he works hard and deserves 'a little bit of relaxation' And speaking to Sky News, Mr Reynolds added: 'I think anyone who's doing a job of the pressure, of the scale, of the importance, that the Prime Minister does, spends pretty much every bit of their waking life working on it, and if they've got the chance for a little bit of time with family or something that's important to them, in this case lifelong support for a football team, again, I don't think that's a problem.