POLICE have contacted Labour’s Angela Rayner to arrange a date for officers to quiz her about her two-homes tax controversy.It centres around Ms Rayner’s former council home in Stockport, which she claimed was her main residence when she sold it in 2015, meaning she
Ms Rayner is likely to be invited to attend a police station voluntarily and interviewed under caution rather than be arrested.Angela Rayner says 'stop obsessing over my house' as she's mocked over cop probe A source said: “There is a lot of information already in the public domain so there is no need to be heavy-handed.
“The police are more interested in gathering all the information they can, and having Angela come in and speak to them. “They will then take a view on where the investigation goes from there once they have assessed the evidence.”The Sun's Harry Cole questions Keir Starmer and Wes Streeting about Angela Rayner's tax affairs"We remain completely confident that Angela has complied with the rules at all times and it’s now appropriate to let the police do their work.”