The singer and his husband, David Furnish, joined actors Kit Harington and James Norton and singer Beverley Knight in bringing some stardust to a Labour supporters’ meeting held in the final days before next week’s poll. Their endorsements of Sir Keir Starmer’s party, sent as video messages, triggered loud applause at the venue in London.
Each celebrity spoke of a subject that was close to their hearts as the reason they planned to vote Labour. Sir Elton said in his message: “It’s heartbreaking to see the hopes of Britain’s next generation of creative talent downtrodden and destroyed by bureaucracy and red tape.
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