Sir Keir Starmer, the UK Prime Minister and an avid Arsenal supporter, has been gifted the use of a corporate hospitality box at the Emirates Stadium, valued at over £8,750 per game, due to security concerns that prevent him from using his regular season ticket seats. This revelation comes amidst scrutiny over the donations and gifts he has accepted, including over £107,000 since December 2019, which has sparked controversy and led to him being dubbed 'Sir Freebie'. The donations include clothing for his wife from Labour peer Lord Waheed Alli and various hospitality gifts during his time as leader of the opposition. Critics within his party are concerned about the potential political fallout from these revelations and the perception of ethical standards. Former shadow attorney general Emily Thornberry defended Starmer by arguing that accepting such gifts is common in politics. Despite the ongoing controversy, it has been confirmed that he will not face an investigation by the parliamentary watchdog.