All news on the topic: Angela Rayner

Sky News can reveal that there are 1,210 completed homes which cannot be occupied due to delays caused by the government’s building safety regulator.

Angela Rayner cannot be fully transparent about the tax arrangements on her second home because there is a court order preventing her from revealing the relevant information, Downing Street has said.

Angela Rayner has admitted to a council tax controversy involving her three homes. The Deputy Prime Minister has recently purchased a seaside apartment near Brighton for over £700,000.

Rachel Reeves stated she was ’clearly upset’ during Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday, but believed it was her duty to be on the front bench.

Labour considers ways to make paternity leave and unpaid parental leave day-one employment rights

Ed Miliband and Angela Rayner are considering copying French laws that impose strict net zero limits on housebuilders.

The government has stated that the demolition of Grenfell Tower could commence in September.

Diane Abbott has condemned the participants in a group chat that mocked her and other Labour colleagues – which has led to two of the party’s MPs being suspended.

Grenfell Tower will be torn down despite victims’ families begging them to ‘keep the shrine of their loved ones’.

Landlords will have to meet a higher standard of energy efficiency across their rental properties by 2030, under plans proposed by the Government.

The families of the people killed in the Grenfell Tower fire have been told the block will be demolished, it is understood.

Millions of households are facing council tax hikes beyond normal thresholds this year, as Angela Rayner warned of further "tough decisions" to "rebuild and stabilise" local government.

A new book claims Angela Rayner lobbied civil servants and Buckingham Palace to ensure that Prince Andrew was struck from the list of counsellors of state.

Thousands of tenants could be kicked out of their homes before legislation to ban no-fault evictions comes into effect, a campaign group has warned.

Approval for Marks & Spencer to rebuild flagship London store ends three-year planning battle over art deco building

DP World has withdrawn from a major investment summit following remarks by the Transport Secretary, Louise Haigh, in which she referred to its subsidiary, P&O Ferries, as a "cowboy operator."