Angela Rayner Faces Police Investigation Over Alleged Electoral and Tax Violations

Greater Manchester Police probe claims Angela Rayner provided false information on electoral roll and avoided capital gains tax on a property sale.

Greater Manchester Police reopened an investigation into Angela Rayner's alleged electoral and tax violations following claims by Conservative MP James Daly.
The inquiry focuses on whether Rayner falsely registered her address and avoided taxes on the sale of her former council house.
Labour remains confident in Rayner's compliance with the rules, asserting her readiness to cooperate with the authorities.
Chief Constable Stephen Watson emphasizes the investigation remains neutral, with no conclusive evidence yet.
Rayner has pledged to resign as deputy Labour leader if found guilty of any criminal offense.