Whether the deputy prime minister stays or goes, Starmer will suffer – and Farage’s grin will grow wider, writes John Rentoul

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner is skating on thin ice as the ministerial ethics adviser prepares to deliver his verdict as soon as toda...

Over the coming days, two very different lives will be the focus of national attention. One is that of an Eton and Oxford-educated Baronet w...

‘We’re being made scapegoats – we’re not qualified to give advice on trust and tax matters,’ say conveyancers

Editorial: The deputy prime minister has had too many property tangles for her to continue in the role of housing secretary. In a forthcomin...

Why has Sir Keir Starmer been so keen to defend Angela Rayner? After all, he hasn’t always bothered to row in behind embattled colleagues, m...

Our community is divided over the deputy prime minister’s tax error. While some have insisted she knew what she was doing and should resign,...

Ms Rayner may have saved as much as £40,000 in tax

By offering only lukewarm and limited support to the deputy prime minister, cabinet colleagues could be accused of giving her a little nudge...

A spokesperson for Angela Rayner decried the graffiti, which include the word ‘b***h’, as ‘unjustifiable and beyond the pale’

The deputy prime minister’s future depends on the outcome of an ethics probe into her tax affairs

Angela Rayner said she was given inaccurate legal advice that led her to underpay tax when buying a flat in Hove in May

She received £162,500 from a trust fund set up to care for 17-year-old Charlie, who was born prematurely.

Prime minister reportedly fears he will hand a ‘scalp’ to critics by sacking his deputy

Angela Rayner is fighting for her political future after admitting she underpaid stamp duty on her seaside flat.