Keir Starmer Faces Scrutiny Over Downing Street Pass for Labour Donor

Questions arise about the authorization and implications of Lord Waheed Alli's temporary access to No 10.

Lord Alli, a significant Labour donor, received a security pass to Downing Street despite not holding an official role.
The pass was reportedly issued to facilitate political meetings, but its authorization remains unclear.
Critics allege cronyism, linking the pass to Alli's substantial financial contributions to Labour and key figures.
Pat McFadden confirmed the pass was temporary and has since been returned.
The controversy extends to other Labour donors receiving civil service roles, raising concerns about political impartiality.