A sharp-dressed man (or woman) is great — but for politicians, paying for your own clothes is probably better.

Sir Keir Starmer will no longer accept clothes donations following a row over several gifts to his wife from Labour peer Lord Alli, according to reports. Deputy PM Angela Rayner and Chancellor Rachel Reeves will also follow the leader of the Labour Party's decision.

Sir Keir Starmer will no longer accept donations to pay for clothing, according to reports. The PM came under fire after accepting work clothing donations worth £16,200, and multiple pairs of glasses, to the value of £2,485. Deputy PM Angela Rayner and Chancellor Rachel Reeves will also reportedly turn down donations for clothing.

As Labour PM is heavily criticised for reportedly not properly declaring clothing given as a gift to his partner, we reveal his eye-popping full list of handouts.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has declared more than 100,000 pounds ($132,500) in gifts, benefits and hospitality since December 2019, more than any other member of parliament, according to figures compiled by Sky News.

Keir Starmer has accepted gifts worth a total of CAD 179,000 over the past five years, including CAD 35,000 since July when he became Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. This is more than any other MP,

Keir Starmer has accepted gifts worth a total of $145,000 over the past five years, including $27,000 since July, when he became Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. According to Sky News, which analyzed the parliamentary register of interests,

Sir Keir Starmer has denied being "king of the freebies" amid a deepening political crisis over gifts.The Prime Minister claimed voters are more interested in "delivery, delivery, delivery" than the row over donations.