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PM's wife getting clothes from donor 'not a transparency issue', Lammy insists

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PM's wife getting clothes from donor 'not a transparency issue', Lammy insistsThe foreign secretary insists the prime minister is "seeking to comply with the rules" and an investigation into a Labour donor buying clothes for Sir Keir Starmer's wife is "not a transparency issue".
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