Controversial government minister enjoyed £1,500 4-star hotel stay in Venice paid for by taxpayers, ATTORNEY General Lord Richard Hermer enjoyed a £1,500 taxpayer-funded stay at a luxury four-star hotel, stats show. Starmer and his Cronies, do not give a Fock.

Lord Hermer has been involved in a number of controversies during Sir Keir’s first year in office

The controversial lawyer, appointed last year by PM Sir Keir Starmer, stayed at the Hotel Papadopoli in Venice — which has been described as an “emblem of elegance and legacy”.

Papers released by the Attorney General’s Office show £1,523 was paid on December 7.

Costs are said to include two aides.

A spokesman said: “The Attorney General’s Office remains committed to ensuring the most cost-effective way of travel, delivering best value for money for the taxpayer.”