Despite previously criticizing the Conservatives for their use of taxpayer-funded helicopters, Labour ministers will continue to travel by air. This comes after Keir Starmer canceled a £40 million contract for a 'VIP helicopter service' before the election.
Labour ministers will continue to travel by helicopter despite previously criticizing the Conservative Party for doing so. Before the election, Labour Party leader Keir Starmer canceled a £40 million contract for the 'VIP helicopter service ' due to its high costs. Yet, it has been revealed that the Labour government now plans to allow senior ministers and officials to continue using helicopters.
The PM, who has faced criticism for his own numerous flights by RAF jet, has also increased taxes on air fares
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