Camden, Hampstead, Haringey and Westminster MPs' gifts

Sky News and Tortoise Media’s data journalism project Westminster Accounts has listed how much money MPs have received.

All MPs must declare any donations, gifts, payments and any other benefits they receive.

Top of the list are former prime minister Boris Johnson and Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer. 

A total of £5,333,500 has been accepted by all London’s MPs since this parliament began in 2019, across 1,632 instances of donations, gifts or income from second jobs, Sky has said.

MPs are required to report both their own direct financial interests and any donations or other payments that are received by their local constituency party to support their work or election.

Here is the lowdown on all MPs on the Ham & High's patch. All are Labour Party members.

SIR KEIR STARMER

Sir Keir Starmer (Image: Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0))

The Camden & Holburn MP has declared 104 financial interests worth the equivalent of approximately £799,000.

His 69 sources included £100,000 in donations each from Robert Latham and Lord Waheed Alli; a £31,000 donation from union Unison; £18,000 in earnings from Harper Collins and £5,580 in gifts from the FA Premier League.

The smallest single item is a gift worth £73 from Trust Reservations.

TULIP SIDDIQ MP

Tulip Siddiq MP (Image: Polly Hancock)

The Hampstead and Kilburn MP has declared eight financial interests worth the equivalent of approximately £1,570.

The largest item Ms Siddiq has declared is a gift worth £600 from TVF Media and smallest is £75 in secondary earnings from Savanta ComRes.

Her eight interests come from four sources: TVF Media, Savanta ComRes, Lloyds and CM Monitor.

Ms Siddiq is or has been an officer of four All-Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs), three of which receive no outside funding.

The other three APPGs she is or has been an officer of have collectively taken in the equivalent of £545,800.

The biggest sources of benefits for those three APPGs are: Antisemitism Policy Trust, UN Women UK, Google, and BT CityFibre.

CATHERINE WEST MP

Catherine West MP (Image: Chris McAndrew ( CC BY 3.0))

The Hornsey and Wood Green MP has declared four donations, gifts and payments worth approximately £8,560.

The largest single item was a donation worth £3,000 from Felicia Gavron.

The three other sources are British Council, Nicholas Peacey and House of Representatives of the Republic of Cyprus.

The smallest item was a gift worth £600 from House of Representatives of the Republic of Cyprus.

Ms West is or has been an officer of 34 All-Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs) – 18 of which receive no outside funding.

Since the end of 2019, the other 16 APPGs have taken in the equivalent of £865,000.

The biggest sources of benefits for those 16 APPGs are March For Change, Best for Britain, Connect Communications, College Green Group and Genetic Alliance UK.

KAREN BUCK MP

Karen Buck MP (Image: Archant)

The Westminster North MP has declared six donations, gifts worth approximately £5,370 and come from both the GMB Union and Savanta Group.

The largest single item declared is a donation worth £5,000 from GMB Union.
The smallest is £75 in secondary earnings from Savanta Group.

Ms Buck is or has been an officer of 10 All-Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs), three of which receive no funding.

Since the end of 2019, the other seven APPGs she is or has been an officer of have collectively taken in the equivalent of £138,500.

The biggest source of benefits for those seven APPGs are Legal Aid Practitioners Group, Enact Equality, The Public Affairs Company, Royal Town Planning Institute and the Board of Deputies of British Jews.

A spokesman for the Board of Deputies of British Jews said: “The Board of Deputies contribution to the APPG on British Jews is expressed in the perceived value of staff time contributed to the APPG. It does not give any money to the APPG and does not fund Parliamentarians.”

During the current parliament so far, Labour has received donations, gifts, and other payments and benefits from 165 sources worth at least £32.4 million, Sky said.

The Conservatives have received £ 76 million.