The Prime Minister has been accused of ‘rank hypocrisy’ after spending nearly three times more money on private UK flights than Rishi Sunak.
Sir Keir Starmer has racked up a £102,000 bill for domestic flights since the General Election last July.
In contrast, Mr Sunak spent £36,900 in an equivalent 10-month period from October 2022 when he became PM.
In February, Sir Keir took a flight to Cornwall, which lasted 41 minutes – the same duration as the Blackpool one for which Mr Sunak was criticised.
Mike Wood, Shadow Cabinet Office Minister, said: ‘This is just more rank hypocrisy from Keir Starmer and his Labour government.
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