Labour Binned Papers
Labour discarded papers that would have revealed the address Angela Rayner claimed to live in 2014 while applying to become a parliamentary candidate for the party in 2015. The party stated that the documents were disposed of in accordance with data protection laws.
Police Probe
Greater Manchester Police are investigating accusations that Rayner may have provided a false address to authorities, potentially breaching electoral law. Separate tax issues may also be under scrutiny, but details have not been disclosed by the police.
Denial of Wrongdoing
Rayner has denied any wrongdoing, maintaining that she lived at her council house in Stockport during the 2010s. However, neighbors claim she was rarely there, instead frequently at her then husband's address.
Resignation Promise
Despite denying any wrongdoing, Rayner has pledged to resign if found to have broken the law. Providing a false address on the electoral roll is considered an offense under the Representation of the People Act 1983.
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