Questions 'Mr Rules' Starmer Must Answer Over Pretending Alli's Home Was His Own

Questions ‘Mr Rules’ Starmer Must Answer Over Pretending Alli’s Home Was His Own

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As Guido has uncovered, Starmer pretended Lord Alli’s penthouse was his own during his righteous Covid broadcast, where he condemned Boris and lauded the “Plan B” restrictions. Here are some pressing questions our “Mr Integrity” Prime Minister must answer:

1. December 2021 was Plan B—guidance rather than rules—but we know he criticised Boris for breaching guidance. Why did he ignore the guidance to work from one’s home if possible?
2. Plan B clearly stated to “work from home if you can“—he even acknowledges this in his video. So why did he accuse others of breaching guidance while he was working from someone else’s home?
3. If the Privileges Committee focused on breaches of guidance rather than the rules, why didn’t he follow the same standard?
4. Did  he declare the use of someone else’s home as a benefit when MPs must register any gifts, benefits, or hospitality they receive from UK sources with a value over £300?
5. How long did he stay at Alli’s penthouse in 2021?
6. Why did he put pictures of his own family on the shelves behind him to make it seem like it was his own home?
7.  Why, if he claims to want no photos of kids out in public, did he include that in the background?

Some for the transparency Starmer preaches, surely?