Sir Keir Starmer denies existence of ‘magic money tree’ for struggling councils

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Sir Keir Starmer's Stance

Sir Keir Starmer has dismissed the idea of a 'magic money tree' to assist councils facing financial challenges. Despite acknowledging the dire situation of cash-strapped local authorities, the Labour leader emphasized that turning on the financial taps is not a feasible solution.

Labour's Approach

If elected, the Labour party aims to address the issue inherited from one in five local councils facing potential bankruptcy. Sir Keir praised Boris Johnson's 'levelling up' vision while criticizing former Chancellor Rishi Sunak for its alleged failure.

Angela Rayner's Critique

Deputy leader Angela Rayner likened the concept of 'levelling up' to a stolen car abandoned near a garage, suggesting that the Tories have neglected the initiative. Rayner's comments come amidst scrutiny over the sale of her former council house and allegations of providing false information.

Controversy Surrounding Angela Rayner

Amid growing calls to disclose legal advice regarding her property sale, Angela Rayner faced questioning over a £45,000 profit from the transaction 15 years ago. Despite allegations of inaccurate details on official documents, Rayner maintains her innocence and refuses to publish the full advice received.

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