Keir Starmer refuses to say he won’t sack Angela Rayner | Politics | News
Keir Starmer refused to promise that Angela Rayner will continue to work as Deputy Prime Minister. The spokesman for the Prime Minister insisted that he could not speculate about the future of Mrs. Rayner after accepting Stanp task in an £ 800,000 apartment on Hove. Sir Keir was under pressure and was full of his willingness to support other cabinet ministers.
In November last year, the Prime Minister Press Secretary said Foreign Minister David Lammy had encountered criticism for his comments about Donald Trump until at least the next election.
And Sir Keir said that Rachel Reeves would remain as a chancellor in July after seeing he was crying in the House of Commons.
The prime minister spokesman was asked this morning: “Will Prime Minister Rayner Rayner Rayner, as for David Lammy and Rachel Reeves, will he be in office for the rest of the parliament?”
“I will not pass the cabinet and I cannot do it. Yesterday, the Prime Minister has words in the Assembly, he said that he followed the right way of action and that he was proud of working as deputies.”
However, Sir Keir said that Ms. Rayner was “full confidence .. Sir Keir Starmer was informed of “appropriate” about the steps that Angela Rayner seized taxes.
Downing Street, the journalists knew what the Prime Minister’s deputy knew about the tax affairs and a series of repeated questions after a series of contradictory expressions from different figures in the government.
No 10 spokesman said: “The Prime Minister was updated with steps taken by the Deputy Prime Minister as appropriate.
“This final legal opinion took steps by the Deputy Prime Minister to send himself to IA (independent advisor) on his own on Wednesday morning and updated the prime minister at the earliest opportunity.”
When asked if Sir Keir believes that Ms. Rayner was transparent with him, the spokesman said: “The Prime Minister was updated about the steps taken by the Deputy Prime Minister – You took his words before yesterday in determining the details.”
Training Secretary Bridget Phillipson refused to say whether Angela Rayner will still be Deputy Prime Minister at Christmas today.
When Ms. Rayner was still in the role, the education secretary told LBC that the Prime Minister’s Ethical Advisor could not “speculate or judge the outcome of the investigation.
He said: “We have a process that continues with the independent consultant. I will not enter or speculate. I am sorry to disappoint you.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves, Angela Rayner, “full confidence,” and “a good friend and colleague,” he said.
“Yes, I trust Angela Rayner. He a good friend and a colleague acknowledged that the right stamp tax was not paid.
“This was a mistake, it was a mistake. To make sure the right tax was paid, he works hard to fix it in contact with HMRC.
“Everyone who saw Angela’s statement yesterday saw his interview yesterday, I think the challenging family conditions around him will have a lot of sympathy around Angela’s disabled son, but of course people have the right tax payment.”
