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It was what Angela Rayner did that sank her, not what she was
Others must be held to account too, and they will be
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theguardian.com
Keir Starmer may be the judge of Angela Rayner’s fate – but the public is the jury | Gaby Hinsliff
If there is any ambiguity over the verdict, then the deputy prime minister’s future will depend on voters’ feelings towards her, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff
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telegraph.co.uk
Angela Rayner’s resignation is an utter humiliation for Keir Starmer
The former Deputy Prime Minister has made her party and her Government less popular and less electable
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Angela Rayner rose from Stockport union rep to deputy prime minister – then came crashing down
Labour’s working-class hero brought authenticity and candour to Parliament, but became the party’s biggest liability
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Rayner’s resignation letter in full – and Starmer’s reply
PM praises former deputy as the ‘living embodiment of social mobility’
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Angela Rayner’s departure is an old-fashioned scalp for the rightwing press
Frustration among deputy PM’s allies that after surviving waves of stories, tax row gave her opponents an open goal
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Angela Rayner, plain-speaking scourge of the Tories, made herself vulnerable
Northerner whose emotional openness was an electoral asset eventually had to follow advice she had given to Tory rivals and quit
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Why is the BBC painting Rayner as a working-class victim?
The outlet’s reporting on the former deputy prime minister has pointedly focused on her humble background
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The Daily T: Farage rules as Rayner resigns
Camilla Tominey and Tim Stanley speak to Richard Tice, Sarah Pochin and Jim Davidson at Reform’s conference as Angela Rayner steps down
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independent.co.uk
The inside story of Angela Rayner’s resignation and how she wants to quit politics
Angela Rayner and those closest to her believe she has been betrayed by Keir Starmer and her departure followed a months long ‘get Angela’ campaign
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The Guardian view on Angela Rayner’s exit: a loss that exposes Labour’s deeper faultlines | Editorial
The deputy prime minister’s resignation closes one chapter with dignity. But the contest to replace her threatens to reopen Labour’s old divisions
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Questions for the Prime Minister in the wake of Angela Rayner’s resignation
Plus: A Reform voter has doubts; sinister ID cards; hands-on policing; against brutalism; brandy trick; and when Fred Trueman met Ted Hughes
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‘I take full responsibility’: Angela Rayner’s resignation letter in full
Full text of Angela Rayner’s letter to the prime minister, Keir Starmer’s reply, and the response by the PM’s independent ethics adviser
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It was what Angela Rayner did that sank her, not what she was
Others must be held to account too, and they will be