Rayner has quit not only as deputy prime minister but also deputy leader of her party. We examine the potential candidates for that role

The Deputy Prime Minister is among the bookies' favourites to succeed Sir Keir Starmer as Labour's approval ratings continue to slump under his leadership.

Serving as both deputy prime minister and housing secretary, Angela Rayner’s resignation would cause a serious headache for the prime minister. But who are the likely candidates…

Bookmakers are giving odds on her successor as she faces intense pressure to resign

The PM’s deputy is a vital shield against Labour’s Left and losing her would open up a whole chamber of horrors

Labour’s working-class hero brought authenticity and candour to Parliament, but became the party’s biggest liability

Angela Rayner is understood to be leaving her post as Deputy PM after Sir Laurie Magnus delivered his verdict to Keir Starmer.

Serving as both deputy prime minister and housing secretary, Angela Rayner’s resignation is a major headache for the prime minister. But who are the likely candidates to replace…

PM praises former deputy as the ‘living embodiment of social mobility’

Sir Keir Starmer is expected to carry out a wide reshuffle of his top team after Ms Rayner, 45, quit as deputy prime minister and housing secretary.

Rayner’s resignation prompts cabinet reshuffle, with foreign minister David Lammy expected to replace her as deputy PM.

Her against-the-odds story and personality gave her a special status in Labour and put a target on her back.

British Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner announced Friday she will resign following a scandal over her underpayment of taxes on her home.

Cabinet reshuffle today: Keir Starmer changing ministerial roles after Angela Rayner’s resignation

Deputy PM’s departure prompts wholesale changes with some of government’s biggest names moving jobs

The deputy prime minister’s resignation closes one chapter with dignity. But the contest to replace her threatens to reopen Labour’s old divisions

Following days of bluster and misinformation, the Deputy Prime Minister finally resigned when a report by the Government's sleaze watchdog found she broke the Ministerial Code.

Rayner has quit not only as deputy prime minister but also deputy leader of her party. We examine the potential candidates for that role

Louise Haigh, Shabana Mahmood and Dame Meg Hillier also among candidates for Labour deputy leadership

With the rules and timeline yet to be announced, Archie Mitchell looks at the runners and riders for Labour’s deputy leadership contest

There are several potential candidates who could provide headaches for the PM