GB News’ Nana Akua explodes at Labour politician in Rayner clash ‘That’s not true’ | TV & Radio | Showbiz & TV

Sebastian Salek, a member of the Work Assembly, claimed that Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner jumped to his defense on stamp tax savings. Speaking directly to Salek, Akua said, Rayner’s primary residence was probably in London because it’s four or five nights a week, “he said. He continued: “I wonder if he’s paying a council tax on this issue?”

Salek said: “Manchester determined his house as the primary residence. We know that he does not pay a council tax at his home in London because he belongs to the government and the government pays the council tax.

However, Akua returned: “This is not true. No, that’s not true, that’s not true. So Michael Gove was in trouble because people were in trouble because people said that they had to pay the Council tax in his favor.

“People didn’t like their optics, and so they insisted that they paid the Council tax. I don’t like their optics – they had three potential features they might live.

“Apparently, he rarely searched for the main residence there … I don’t know the truth, but he set his main residence just before he bought another property, so he saved the stamp tax worth approximately £ 40,000.”

When there was a chance to answer, he answered: “It is completely irrelevant if you love your optics. I will ask you – did he do something wrong?”

Akua confessed: “He didn’t do anything illegal, but it looks pretty bad.” While expressing his purpose, the working politician interacted as he continued to discuss.

“He is the Minister of Housing. He talks about wealth and makes people not conceal their reserves, and he’s doing something that looks like a avoidance of tax.”

The member of the Assembly said that the whole discussion was “connected with a heavy amount of women and felt” to see really unpleasant “.