Labour's ex-deputy leader declared yesterday that HMRC had absolved her of wrongdoing or carelessness over the purchase of a home in Hove, East Sussex.

Exclusive: former deputy prime minister says investigation ‘clipped my wings’ as she settles £40,000 in unpaid stamp duty

Angela Rayner has said that she has been cleared of any tax misconduct by HMRC, paving the way for a potential leadership bid

Rayner said that she settled a case of unpaid stamp duty and added that she had been “exonerated” in a statement.

Findings of inquiry into stamp duty paid on Hove flat crucial to any leadership bid

Angela Rayner, cleared of tax wrongdoing, hints at leadership ambitions amid Labour Party challenges to Keir Starmer.

LONDON, May 14 — Angela Rayner, widely seen as one of the potential challengers to Prime Minister Keir Starmer, said on Thursday tax authorities had “cleared” her of...

Labour's ex-deputy leader declared yesterday that HMRC had absolved her of wrongdoing or carelessness over the purchase of a home in Hove, East Sussex.

Her barrister wrote to the taxman on Monday, as calls grew for the Prime Minister to quit in the wake of the party's electoral drubbing, requesting her case be closed as 'soon as…

The former Deputy Prime Minister announced last week that she had been 'exonerated' over the underpayment of stamp duty on the £800,000 home in Hove.