The Prime Minister has decided to stop accepting clothing donations following a controversy involving gifts from a Labour peer. This decision comes amid increasing scrutiny and criticism regarding the appropriateness of such gifts. The situation has sparked a debate about the ethics of accepting donations from political figures and the potential implications for public trust.

Keir Starmer and senior Labour officials have decided to stop accepting clothing gifts from party donors. This decision comes in the wake of controversy surrounding donations made by Labour peer Waheed Alli, who funded Starmer's work wardrobe. In addition to Starmer, prominent figures such as Rachel Reeves and Angela Rayner have also received donations for their professional attire. Following the backlash over these gifts, Starmer has made it clear that he will no longer accept such donations in the future.