- Sir Keir Starmer purchased personalised cufflinks gifted to him by Donald Trump during the US president's state visit last year.
- The Prime Minister reportedly bought the cufflinks for his teenage son, an item that would otherwise have been held by Downing Street.
- Details from the Cabinet Office reveal Sir Keir also received a personalised necklace and a golf club, while his wife was given cowboy boots.
- Initially, Sir Keir only paid to keep the necklace, but an updated register confirmed he has now bought both jewellery items.
- Ministers are required to declare gifts worth over £140 and either hand them to their department or pay the difference to retain them.
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