Rayner Cleared of Tax Probe
Deputy Labour Leader Faces No Police Action Over House Sale
Investigation Into Living Arrangements Dropped
Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has ended its investigation into Labour's deputy leader Angela Rayner, concluding that there is no need for any further action.
The probe focused on allegations that Rayner had potentially broken electoral law related to her former living arrangements ten years ago. However, GMP has now determined that there is no evidence to support these claims.
Rayner has consistently denied any wrongdoing, and she has expressed relief at the outcome of the investigation. She has also pledged to continue working hard for her constituents and for the Labour Party.
The closure of this case brings to an end months of uncertainty for Rayner and her family. It also allows her to move forward and focus on her political career.
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