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Angela Rayner to Return to Cabinet as Sir Keir Starmer Says He 'Missed' Her
Starmer praised Rayner as a major Labour voice and cited misogyny in criticism; Conservatives demand repayment of about £40,000 in unpaid property taxes, officials said.
- Earlier this week Sir Keir Starmer confirmed Angela Rayner will return to his UK Cabinet and answered `Yes` when pressed about her comeback.
- After an independent probe found breaches, Angela Rayner resigned from senior roles including deputy prime minister, housing secretary and deputy Labour leader over underpaying stamp duty.
- Starmer lauded Rayner as `hugely talented` and `the best social mobility story this country has ever seen`, saying she will be a major voice in the Labour movement.
- During PMQs last month, Kemi Badenoch contended that any comeback for Ms Rayner should be contingent upon her repaying `she must pay back the �40,000 of property taxes she avoided`.
- In an interview with The Observer, Starmer argued misogyny played a part in recent criticism of Rayner and Reeves, while a source close to Rayner denied any pact or vacancy.
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Keir Starmer confirms Angela Rayner will return to Cabinet after underpaying stamp duty - The Mirror
The former deputy prime minister and housing secretary resigned in September after an ethics probe found she breached ministerial code over stamp duty on her flat in Hove
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Sir Keir Starmer says former deputy Angela Rayner will return to Cabinet
Ms Rayner resigned as deputy prime minister and housing secretary in September after an ethics probe found that she breached the ministerial code.
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