An unnamed source had told the outlet that Labour's deputy leader, Angela Rayner, crosses and uncrosses ... In the case of porn in parliament, it appears that it was left to a woman MP sitting ...

Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner has said she will ... Before being elected to Parliament, Ms Rayner is understood to have used Margaret Thatcher’s Right to Buy scheme to purchase her ...

it's exactly the same happening to Angela Rayner. "Sexist briefing is an age ... shut up and stay home and don't have a right to be in Parliament. "Well it won't work. Because women will not ...

Angela Rayner could hand councils powers to allow inspections of rental properties without informing the landlord.The ...

He condemned the claim Angela Rayner tries to distract him in Parliament by crossing and uncrossing her legs. The Mail on Sunday said some unnamed Tory MPs had made the allegation. Mr Johnson ...

Deputy prime minister Angela Rayner has called in a planned 8,400-home ‘garden village’ near Sittingbourne, Kent, which was ...

Whitehall sources said Angela Rayner is poised to slash discounts ... people' in next week's Budget. Before entering Parliament, Ms Rayner made use of Margaret Thatcher's flagship Right to Buy ...

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner is in the chamber for today's ... global scale compared to the usual cut and thrust of the UK Parliament. Donald Trump's team has accused the Labour Party ...

Angela Rayner was forced to defend the ... He will pledge to make sure the CEOs' fears are raised in Parliament, adding: 'It is therefore important that you make any concerns you have about ...

Angela Rayner has been appointed shadow leveling ... By Lindsey Blumell (*) - There are more women in the UK parliament and government than ever before – making up about one-third of the total ...

Angela Rayner has declared that the “pro-business, pro-worker, pro-growth” Employment Rights Bill will mark the beginning of a new chapter for workers’ rights in Britain. Opening the bill’s second ...

Council tax bills in England are expected to increase by up to 5% next April, amid Tory warnings that local authorities face a £2.4 billion “black hole”.