Rayner handling housing row correctly, says Cooper
The Guardian|April 15, 2024
Angela Rayner has handled the controversy over her living arrangements "in the right way", Yvette Cooper insisted after a former aide contradicted the Labour deputy leader's account.
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Rayner handling housing row correctly, says Cooper

Rayner is being investigated by Greater Manchester police (GMP) over whether she gave false information about her main residence a decade ago. The shadow home secretary said Rayner was "very keen to be able to provide the facts to the relevant authorities".

A former aide, Matt Finnegan, disputed her account in a police statement yesterday. He wrote that when he visited her in 2014 "there was no doubt in my mind" that she lived at the home that she maintains was her husband's address, according to the Sunday Times. Finnegan left Rayner's employment with a £20,000 payout and non-disclosure agreement after accusing her of disability discrimination and unfair dismissal.

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