Angela Rayner Addresses Controversy Over Ex-Council House Sale

Labour's deputy leader denies tax evasion and seeks privacy amid scrutiny over her family's living arrangements.

Angela Rayner spent eight months in intensive care with her baby son, amid confusion over her 'two homes' and accusations of providing false information.
Rayner denies any wrongdoing in the sale of her Stockport home in 2015, insisting she was liable for no capital gains tax.
She emphasizes her family's need for privacy, highlighting the publication of her son's birth certificate as 'totally unacceptable'.
Rayner and Sir Keir Starmer appear divided on the issue of restoring the whip to Diane Abbott amidst a Tory donor racism row.
Police confirm Rayner will not face investigation over claims she provided false information about her living arrangements.