EXPOSED: Keir Starmer Caught Wasting £700K on Travel After Promising to Cut Costs

Since coming to power, the Labour government has broken several of its election promises. One of these promises was to reduce the travel costs of government ministers. However, a new report has revealed that Prime Minister Keir Starmer has spent nearly £700,000 on travel in just his first three months in office.

Recently, a Labour MP proudly defended the government’s spending, claiming that Labour was cutting travel expenses. She highlighted that one of the first things Labour did after taking office was to scrap a VIP helicopter service used by the previous government. She argued that this was proof Labour was serious about saving taxpayers’ money.

However, she may not have realized that her comments actually exposed Keir Starmer and Labour’s hypocrisy. While Labour claims to be cutting travel costs, the report shows that Starmer has actually spent more on travel than his predecessors.

The report reveals that Starmer’s travel expenses were £161,000 higher than the combined costs of former Prime Ministers Rishi Sunak, Boris Johnson, and Liz Truss during the same period since 2021.

What makes this even more shocking is that Keir Starmer had previously criticized Rishi Sunak for using private jets. But now, the report shows that Starmer himself has been spending huge amounts on international travel, despite promising to reduce costs.

The report has not only exposed Starmer’s actions but also raised questions about Labour MPs who defend the government while ignoring the facts. Many of them repeatedly claim that Labour is saving money, but the numbers tell a different story.

People are now calling out Labour for saying one thing and doing another. Critics believe that the government is acting hypocritically by making promises before the election and then breaking them after coming to power.

This news has sparked a debate among the public. Many people are now asking:

• Is this one of the most hypocritical governments in UK history?
• Why is Keir Starmer spending more on travel than the last three prime ministers combined?
• Should Labour MPs be held accountable for misleading the public?

What do you think? Is Labour failing to keep its promises? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!