Police probe into Angela Rayner looks at multiple allegations, insiders claim

Labour's deputy leader under investigation

A police probe into Angela Rayner is reportedly delving into multiple allegations beyond the council house row that has been making headlines. The investigation, led by Greater Manchester police, is looking into claims that Rayner may have violated election laws related to her former home. In addition to this, tax matters are also being scrutinized alongside the question of whether she provided false information for the electoral register.

Well-resourced investigation

According to insiders, the investigation is thorough and well-resourced, suggesting that it goes beyond a single issue. The volume of material being examined indicates a clear public interest in fully investigating the allegations, as reported by a source to The Times.

Allegations of false information

Questions have been raised regarding Rayner's registration at her house in Stockport, Greater Manchester, amid claims that she actually resided elsewhere with her then-husband. The deputy leader of the Labour Party has vowed to step down if found guilty of any wrongdoing but maintains that she sought professional legal and tax advice and is confident in her actions.