Chancellor Rachel Reeves Defends Free Ticket Access for Sabrina Carpenter

Reeves Defends Tickets

Chancellor Rachel Reeves defended free tickets for the concert of Sabrina Carpenter.

Reeves confirmed that she would declare their value after other members of the Labor Party recently fell under fire for taking donations. Prime Minister Keir Starmer recently paid more than 6,000 pounds for his own gifts and hospitality, including six Taylor Swift tickets worth £2800 in accordance with parliamentary rules.

Concert Attendance Explanation

Reeves said BBC Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg that she saw Carpenter at O2 with a family member at the beginning of this month. She claimed that she did not pay for the tickets, as there was no price disclosed for them.

“Now I have security, which means that it is not as simple as in the past, just sitting at a concert,” she said.

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Starmer pulled MPS rules Accepting gifts back in November. The rules did not completely forbid receiving gifts, but members should consider “the need to maintain public trust.”

Carpenter played several shows in the UK arena at the beginning of this month as part of her “short tour dates.” This summer, she will return to headline BST Hyde Park. Any remaining tickets can be purchased here.

Dolly Parton’s Rules for Collaboration

In other news, Dolly Parton mentioned that she set out some basic rules for Sabrina Carpenter before agreeing to appear on their joint version of “Please, Please.”

The singer collaborated with the country icon on a fresh take of the hit from Carpenter’s Deluxe Edition album “Short N’ Sweet,” which was released last month.

In an interview Knox News, Parton stated that she told Carpenter before agreeing to the collaboration: “I told her, I said, ‘Now I am not swearing, I do not laugh at Jesus. I’m not talking about God, and I don’t say dirty words on camera, but it is known if I am quite angry.’”