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Starmer defends accpeting free Arsenal tickets

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Starmer defends accpeting free Arsenal tickets

Starmer defends accpeting free Arsenal tickets

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has defended accepting free football tickets as it would "cost the taxpayer a fortune" if he were to watch Arsenal from the stands.

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