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Rayner could avoid sleaze investigation into tax affairs
Ethics inquiry into Deputy Prime Minister’s property arrangements cannot begin until court order ‘gag’ is lifted
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telegraph.co.uk
Angela Rayner deserves ‘privacy’ over tax dodge, says minister
Bridget Phillipson says Deputy Prime Minister has ‘followed the rules’ amid hypocrisy row
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dailymail.co.uk
Court order stops Rayner revealing more on property deals, says No10
Keir Starmer's spokesman said the Deputy PM is 'urgently' working on a way to give more details 'in the interests of public transparency'. The nature of the order is not known.
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Court order stopping 'three pads' Rayner revealing more about homes
The Deputy Prime Minister is under mounting pressure to 'come clean' after claims she avoided £40,000 in stamp duty when she purchased a luxury £800,000 apartment in East Sussex.
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No10 signals no ethics probe into Rayner until legal tax gag is lifted
The Tories have demanded Sir Laurie Magnus, the Independent Adviser on Ministers' Interests, launch a probe into the Deputy Prime Minister's purchase this summer.
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Rayner could avoid sleaze investigation into tax affairs
Ethics inquiry into Deputy Prime Minister’s property arrangements cannot begin until court order ‘gag’ is lifted
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Rayner on the brink after admitting tax dodge
‘Devastated’ Deputy PM clings on despite facing investigation and Labour calls for her resignation
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Rayner on the brink: Sleaze report into Deputy PM could come TODAY
Laurie Magnus could deliver his report on the deputy PM after furious lawyers accused her of trying to make them 'scapegoats' for her underpaying stamp duty.
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Angela Rayner ignored two warnings about tax advice
Sir Laurie Magnus concluded the Deputy Prime Minister had broken the ministerial code in her dealing with the purchase of her second home