Fresh Calls for Transparency
Labour's deputy leader, Angela Rayner, is facing renewed demands to clarify her position in the capital gains tax controversy, even after sharing personal details about her family life.
Denial and Deflection
Rayner continues to refute claims that she owes up to £3,000 in tax from the 2015 sale of her right-to-buy house in Stockport. She insists that the property was her primary residence, despite being married for five years and spending time at her husband's home.
Unanswered Questions
Despite revealing intimate details about her personal life, Rayner has come under criticism for not addressing inquiries about her financial affairs. The controversy arose following her sale of the Stockport property, which she bought through the right-to-buy scheme.
Allegations of Hypocrisy
While Rayner has condemned the right-to-buy policy and called for its abolition, questions have been raised about the discrepancy between her public statements and her living arrangements. Neighbors suggest that only her brother resided in the property she sold.
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