Deputy Labour leader has faced questions recently over the sale of a former council house before she became an MP
Police have reopened an investigation over claims Angela Rayner may have broken electoral law by giving false information about where she was living before she became an MP.
It comes after James Daly, the deputy chair of the Conservative party, made Greater Manchester police aware of neighbours contradicting the deputy Labour leader’s claims that her property, separate from her husband’s, was her main residency.
