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Angela Rayner, election records in the second home in the newly purchased home to vote for personally registered after the registration of the tax regulations are fighting questions.

The Deputy Prime Minister is listed in a way to vote in Hove, both in Ashton-Under-Lyne and in the election zone in Westminster, but in Hove, where he jumped £ 800,000 in a beach apartment in May. Telegraph reports.

Revelation seems to be making a big hole in the insistence that Mrs. Rayner insists that the Ashton-Under-Lyne property remains the main residence-an important claim that allows to pay £ 2,000 at the Favur London house. The news comes with the emergence of the big deposits of Angela Rayner in the coastal house of 800 thousand pounds.

The new evidence will deepen the doubts about more complex housing arrangements, which are under intense examination, as they accumulate a stamp tax in the new Hove apartment in a stamp tax.

Tories stake on printing

Conservative Party Chairman Kevin Hollinrake launched a swelling attack on the Deputy Prime Minister: “Day by day, Angela Rayner’s visible tax prevention network is revealed by curved and contradictory allegations about where she lived.

He continued: “In the May elections, the minister responsible for the integrity of the election or the secretary of the housing secretary, while teaching more tax payments, the second house in the Council tax obligations and stamp tax can not think that the knitting process is acceptable.”

The assembly pressure threatened to overshadow the return of parliament after the summer holiday, together with the Prime Minister’s Independent Advisor Sir Laurie Magnus, the independent adviser of the ministers, and launched an investigation in days.

Multiple votes used

Telegraph announced last week that Mrs. Rayner was registered to vote in three different places: Tameide – Ashton -under -lyne election zone – hosted Hove and Westminster. This means that it will potentially vote in the next year’s local elections, which will be entirely within the election rules, but serious questions about the allegations of residence.

With Congress, Ms. Rayner refrains from paying an annual £ 2,000 -year -old council tax for the Westminster Office, as she claims to be the second house. This arrangement depends entirely on the insistence that the election zone in Ashton-Under-Lyne remains the primary residence of the property.

However, the neighbors reported that they were rarely seen in the Northern property and spoke about their children who had previously visited him in London – further weakened the main residence claims.

New evidence of housing confusion

The London election entrance is about the previous leasing chamber of Ms. Rayner in Westminster, which she discussed as the second house before using Admiralty House. While notifying the Westminster Council, Grace-Audi-Favor reported that he had evacuated the property while he was moving to his house, he seems to be proactively added to Hove’s election roll.

Mr. Hollinrake seized as a evidence damaging to voting arrangements: “claimed that his primary residence was tamaide, so that the taxpayers can take the bill for the London Council tax.”

Ms. Rayner’s personal votes in Hove’da personally to vote for Ashton-Under-Lyne’da postal votes, the northern election region has fueled its speculation.

Assembly discussions

Reverends come after a busy examination in a week of intensive week on Mrs. Rayner’s life arrangements. On Friday, he said that he had saved £ 40,000 for the stamp tax for the coastal office, saying that he had a main house, and claimed that the Council remained for tax purposes in the primary residence of the primary housing of Ashton-Under-Lyne.

On Sunday, the debate deepened when reports served from a company specialized in “reserve protection”.

In addition, his wife’s former client government funds on a new “hypocrisy order” on their connections to a company, and the surveys are accused of planning a “chicken run” on the southern shore after arguing that he could lose his current seat for reform.

Britain’s reform leader Richard Tice claimed that Mrs. Rayner had given him a “option” to escape from the north by buying a house in Ultra Secure Hove.

The government defends the deputy prime minister

Training secretary Bridget Phillipson ran to defend Mrs. Rayner on Sunday and insisted that she deserved “privacy” through tax regulations and spent her money as she wanted.

When asked if the government would open an investigation at the BBC breakfast, Phillipsson said: “Angela Rayner, who has followed all the rules and requirements asked to him, explained that he fully complies with the rules. Everything he did was consistent with this.”

When it was pressed whether it was the best to get the “open” details, Ms. Phillipson claimed that Mrs. Rayner deserved “confidentiality” on tax affairs.

“It was clear that he obeyed all the rules. But these are associated with family issues with his own life arrangements. And you know, this is really a matter of family conditions.” He said.

He continued: “It was clear that he obeyed the rules, and in this case he is also entitled to some privacy as a parent.”