TIGHTWAD Rishi Sunak donated a £10 bottle of plonk to a hard-up school in his constituency fundraising to buy computers.
Despite being by far the richest Prime Minister in history, he picked the cheapest wine available in the House of Commons shop.
He could have chosen a bottle of champagne at £35 a pop or whisky at £45.
Instead, the PM opted for the bargain bottle of Merlot and even signed the label.
But the former investment banker has not always been a penny-pincher. He and his heiress wife, Akshata Murty, handed millions to a posh US college she went to and £100,000 to his old public school.
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Nicholls has eyes on a nifty fifty
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Farke: Pain can push us over the line
DANIEL FARKE has learned from Bayern Munich's 1999 Champions League disappointment as he bids to lead Leeds back to the Premier League.
Battling on
ANDONI IRAOLA has hailed his selfless Bournemouth warriors for ensuring their injury crisis did not wreck their season.
GREEN LIGHT
Ireland car crash keeps England's title longshot on the road
Slot should take credit for evolution of Darwin
HAVING rather harshly called him out for his attitude and effort recently, perhaps Arne Slot - sat high in the stands - thought he owed Darwin Nunez a favour.
I'M A SOL MAN AT HEART
CHAMPION CHASE
THE RIGHT CONSTITUTION
CHAMPION HURDLE
MORE MORE MAUGH
Syndicate members will be out in force
NOTHING CAN COMPARE TO THE THRILL
RETIRED Irish jockey DARYL JACOB - who rode 31 Grade One winners and also had three successes at the Cheltenham Festival during a 21-year career in the saddle - talked to NEIL SQUIRES about the thrill of riding in racing's biggest event of the year.
Back in the Oll routine
HITMAN WATKINS RETURNS TO HAUNT FORMER CLUB AGAIN
