, director of— to stop. 0k, emily holzhausen, director of policy _ to stop. 0k, emily holzhausen, directorpromised to step down if she is found to have committed a crime. she's being investigated by greater manchester police about claims she may have broken electoral law, following a complaint by the conservatives' deputy chair. angela rayner has been accused of failing to disclose her main residence in official documents. she said again that she was completely confident she had followed the rules at all times. our political correspondent, leila nathoo, has more. applause she's number two in the labour party, one of its most high—profile figures, but now angela rayner says she would give up her role as deputy leader if she was found to have committed an offence, after police said they were investigating whether she could have broken electoral law. claims first made by a former tory peer and taken on by the current deputy conservative chairman centre around where she lived more than a decade ago, before she became an mp. she bought a house on vicarage road in stockport in 2007. three years

i'm joined now by emily holzhausen, director of policy and public affairs at carers uk.ws for you and your organisation. it is really welcome _ for you and your organisation. it 3 really welcome news and it is really brilliant recognition of the huge contribution that unpaid carers make to society a day, every day. and it is so important, just listening to debbie and others there, that it makes a real difference, that recognition in the workplace, so often when you are caring for an older relative or disabled relative 00:13:36,913 --> 4294966103:13:29,429 it is very much a private issue. older relative or disabled relative it is ve have :h a private issue. older relative or disabled relative it is ve have struggled e issue. older relative or disabled relative it is ve have struggled forsue. older relative or disabled relative it is ve have struggled for years with people have struggled for years with feeling they cannot raise this within the workplace. and having up to five days unpaid carers leave does make a difference, notjust for leave, because they need this to go a

we'rejoined now by emily holzhausen from carers uk and moneybox's dan whitworth who has been looking it has gone up nearly 10%. but if you are a carer who works, you could then be pushed above that limit and if the issue that carers i have been speaking to is there is a cliff edge benefit so if you earn just a few p above that limit, you lose the lot. and the issue that i have been hearing about issue that i have been hearing about is you can accidentally be pushed or unwittingly pushed above. if you get a small pay increase, and it pushes you above that limit, you lose your entire carer allowance. it has been speaking to a carer he was looking after her husband after he had a cloud crash. because you cannot go above that limit, she has had to cut her hours as a nurse. if if you get paid a little bit above that, she has told me the impact of cutting hours to stay within the safe limit, she has talked to me about that. i think the government, the gwp, are not really— think the government, the gwp, are not really in — think the government, the gwp, are not really in a real—life situati