Starmer's acceptance of free tickets raises conflict of interest concerns as his government moves to regulate Premier League clubs, many opposed to the imminent changes.
Business Secretary Reynolds defended Starmer’s attendance at events like Arsenal matches, arguing that politicians need relaxation time and may accept personal gifts.
Starmer justified accepting a free box at Arsenal by claiming it saves taxpayer money on security, highlighting the costs involved if he went to the stands.
Labour plans to establish an independent football regulator contrast with the views of Premier League clubs, which have actively lobbied against suggested reforms.
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