Angela Rayner Under Police Investigation Over Electoral Law and Tax Violations
Greater Manchester Police investigates Labour Deputy Leader Angela Rayner for potential electoral fraud and tax issues related to her council house sale.
- Greater Manchester Police has launched an investigation into Angela Rayner over allegations she incorrectly declared her primary residence and potentially evaded capital gains tax.
- Rayner faces scrutiny for her living arrangements a decade ago, which could involve electoral fraud and tax violations.
- The Labour Party and supporters defend Rayner, asserting her compliance with the rules and her readiness to cooperate with the investigation.
- Conservative critics accuse Rayner of hypocrisy, citing her past demands for transparency and accountability in others.
- Rayner vows to resign if found guilty of a criminal offense, amidst ongoing political and public scrutiny.