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Keir Starmer 'absolutely' wants Angela Rayner back in cabinet
Sir Keir Starmer supports Angela Rayner's return to the cabinet after her resignation over a £40,000 stamp duty controversy, highlighting her ongoing influence in Labour.
- Keir Starmer expressed that he wants Angela Rayner back in the Cabinet before the next general election, stating, 'I've always said I want Angela back.'
- Starmer praised Rayner as 'the best example ever in the United Kingdom of social mobility,' highlighting her journey from a challenging childhood to Deputy PM.
- Angela Rayner resigned from her positions in September after admitting to underpaying stamp duty on her home, which breached ministerial code rules, according to ethics chief Sir Laurie Magnus.
- Despite her resignation, Rayner stated she has 'not gone away' and looks forward to continuing to represent the people of Ashton-under-Lyne.
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Keir Starmer opens door to Angela Rayner's return with major hint about ex-Deputy PM's future
Sir Keir Starmer has opened the door to a return to frontline politics for Angela Rayner by saying that he "absolutely" wants his ex-deputy Angela Rayner back in his top team "at some stage".The Prime Minister also revealed that he continues to speak with Ms Rayner after she left office for underpaying stamp duty on a flat she bought in Hove in September.The comments open the way for a return for Ms Rayner - who is popular with members and backb…
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Keir Starmer suggests he wants Angela Rayner back in Cabinet before next election - The Mirror
Keir Starmer opens the door for ex-Deputy PM Angela Rayner's return after she was forced to quit in September over not paying enough stamp duty on her seaside home in Hove
·London, United Kingdom
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