now i happen to like and admire angela rayner. happen to like and admire angela rayner .g. i think she would probably be a better leader than keir starmer, but she's both an asset and a liability to the labour cause. with her aforementioned vile language about her political opponents . about her political opponents. and there was that very explicit reference to her own anatomy, the so—called ginger growler, when she reportedly joked with colleagues that she liked to cross her legs to distract boris johnson when he was at the despatch box, hardly becoming of a person that would like to be the deputy prime minister. although i doubt boris had any complaints whether she was at living next door to sylvia hampson on vicarage road or not. the non—payment of a small amount of tax is a sideshow. that's not the big story. the big story is whether angela, angela rayner withheld the truth. now the revered political columnist at the mail on sunday, dan hodges, has tweeted the following. it's now obvious why angela rayner has refused to answer questions on this. labour's statement tha

angela rayner.dog has found that when the retirement age for women was changed from 60 to 65, the government mismanaged the transition. it should have informed women more effectively of the implications that would have. the finding marked a victory for the waspi campaign group who argued that failure meant thousands have suffered in their retirement. joe pike is here to explain. thanks, mark. for decades, women got their state pensions at 60, and men at 65. that changed with the 1995 pensions act which raised the qualifying age for women to 65, the age of men. but it was to happen gradually. the change was supposed to be phased in between 2010 and 2020, but the coalition government accelerated it to 2018, both the phasing in and the acceleration was controversial, in particular with women born in the 1950s, for whom the change was notjust rapid, but, campaigners claim, badly communicated, leaving some lives ruined, with others pushed into poverty. and so the waspi campaign, women against state pensi

i have the this rayner story.n any time soon, and it seems like the police might agree with you, but ken parker says where did she get the money to pay for that house when she was a care worker in 27 years old? although i think 27 year old's several years ago found it a lot easier to buy a house than they do today. now let's get to the easter dernierement. sir jacob himself sat down with canon martin edwards, the parish priest of saint mary magdalene's in wandsworth, about the importance of good friday, the most solemn event in the christian calendar, which is coming up tomorrow . let's take coming up tomorrow. let's take a listen. >> thank you so much for coming in at good friday. always seems oddly named, doesn't it? because it's the point of greatest despair when christ dies on the cross. ci'oss. >> cross. >> indeed. and it the. i'm particularly, privileged to be ianed particularly, privileged to be invited here today because good friday is a day above all, where the ceremonies of our church are very accessible

who are we talking ms rayner ? talking about here, ms rayner?obody is asking angela rayner to publish 15 years of her own personal years worth of her own personal tax she has simply tax affairs. she has simply being to explain why she being asked to explain why she remained electoral remained on the electoral register at an address which she didn't live in for five years, to according her neighbours. it's quite simple. it's also worth noting that the deputy leader of the labour party is elected directly by the members, which means that if angela rayner goes and someone like, oh, i don't know, maybe zarah sultana decided to stand someone who was publicly slammed keir starmer over gaza, someone who really represents the old corbyn days of the party. well, that could be a big issue, couldn't it? could this be why keir starmer is refusing to say that angela rayner should quit if she is investigated by police? is investigated by the police? >> launch a formal >> the police do launch a formal investigation should she resign, stand well, stand back fro

angela rayner party. why won't angela rayner pubush party. angela rayner publish legal advice or tax publish this legal advice or tax advice? sir keir starmer said today he didn't think that today that he didn't think that was necessary. >> hope superb >> okay, chris hope superb stuff. loads more to unpick from the interview throughout the course this show. of course. course of this show. of course. fantastic now have lots fantastic stuff. now have lots more reaction to what sir keir starmer said throughout the show, and there's plenty of coverage our website news. coverage on our website gb news. com helped to make it com and you've helped to make it the fastest growing national com and you've helped to make it the fewebsite>wing national com and you've helped to make it the fewebsite in ng national com and you've helped to make it the fewebsite in the1ational com and you've helped to make it the fewebsite in the country, so news website in the country, so thank you very much. now time is running out on your chance to win our spring giveaway

tax dodge angela >> rayner tax dodge angela rayner refuses again to publish her tax history, insisting the pubuc her tax history, insisting the public should believe her when she says she's done nothing wrong. despite this, the police are now looking again at the sale of one of her houses and king charles has spoken of his great sadness at missing the traditional maundy thursday service due to his cancer treatment. >> queen camilla has been pictured alone at worcester cathedral . cathedral. >> now a suspect has been caught in the shocking case of a knife attack in broad daylight on an overground service in london. >> yes, and only hours later we heard of two more victims of knife crime , this time at knife crime, this time at kennington station, again in south london. more centrally shocking, shocking. we're going to be asking the question have the police lost control of our streets? it seems as though not just in the capital but across the country. we're seeing more violent attacks, more stabbings, more sexual assaults, and we're asking, why is this happening and what can be done to s

doesn't want rayner to go. leadership election might emerge as the election who might emerge as the number two? >> nice to see two grown ups in politics towards politics behaving well towards each keeping their party. >> also say if the media stepped up, of pressure they up, the sort of pressure they put on those that put on boris on those two that labour would serious, labour would have serious, serious because people >> and that's because people don't >> and that's because people dont on >> and that's because people don't on the articles. don't click on the articles. it's just about journalism. honestly, is lack of honestly, that is a lack of pubuc honestly, that is a lack of public interest. >> i'm sorry, it is ridiculous. >> i'm sorry, it is ridiculous. >> do is write articles >> all we do is write articles that read. that's that people read. that's it. >> ridiculous. >> it's absolutely ridiculous. well then, lo and behold, sorry. woe betide the idea that somebody should just do their job. >> yeah, it's met

angela rayner has a parliamentary _ election.y majority, i - election. angela rayner has a i parliamentary majority, i think, election. angela rayner has a - parliamentary majority, ithink, of parliamentary majority, i think, of around 3000. there is at least 15,000 supporters of my point of view in her constituency. so we will be putting a candidate up against her, eithera be putting a candidate up against her, either a workers party candidate, or more likely an independent candidate that we support, and that will vitally affect the election of the labour deputy leader. and there are many constituencies in london, from ilford to bethnal green in the heart of the city of london, in birmingham, in other parts of the west midlands, in north west england, in the towns around rochdale — 0ldham, blackburn, burnley, nelson, burry. we will be putting candidates up in all of these places and we will either win or we will make sure that keir starmer doesn't win. for more on this we can go straight to westminster and join my colleague, ben

angela rayner has _ at the general election. angela rayner has a — at the general election.ction. angela - rayner has a parliamentary majority ——angela rayner has a parliamentary majority, i think, of around 3000. i think, of around 3000. there is at least 15,000 supporters of my point of view in her constituency. so we'll be putting a candidate up against her, either a workers party candidate or more likely an independent candidate that we support. and that will vitally affect the election of the labour deputy leader. and there are many constituencies in london, from ilford to bethnal green in the heart of the city of london, in birmingham, in other parts of the west midlands, in northwest england, in the towns around rochdale, 0ldham, blackburn, brownlee, nelson, bury, we'll be putting candidates up in all these places and we will either win or we'll make sure that keir starmer doesn't win. george galloway. a new report is calling for the church of england to set up an investment fund of one billion pounds to help repair the damage caused by its historic links to slavery.

by angela rayner.nk the tory scum does go back.i think the tory scum does go back. i think it predates 2021 or do it was that angela rayner back. i think it predates 2021 or d(it. was that angela rayner said it. >> but you think that it's >> but do you think that it's okay for angela rayner? and okay then for angela rayner? and i'll direct quote, i'll do the direct quote, because think it's only fair, because i think it's only fair, she we cannot get any worse she says we cannot get any worse than bunch of scum, than a bunch of scum, homophobic, racist, misogynist, absolutely banana republic, homophobic, racist, misogynist, abso nasty banana republic, homophobic, racist, misogynist, abso nasty etonian|ana republic, vile, nasty etonian pieces of scum , i, i just want to describe scum, i, i just want to describe it's kind of listening to this on the radio. you found that funny. >> you kind of laugh because it's so ridiculous. you know, it's so ridiculous. you know, it's a laugh of shock and surprise. >>

angela rayner is auoin to nothing essentially.s going to benefit isn't she? to a tiny amount and i am _ is going to benefit isn't she? to a tiny amount and i am sure - is going to benefit isn't she? to a tiny amount and i am sure she would happily— tiny amount and i am sure she would happily lose — tiny amount and i am sure she would happily lose that benefit. it really is the _ happily lose that benefit. it really is the gift — happily lose that benefit. it really is the gift of the labour party when the tories — is the gift of the labour party when the tories can say the richest people — the tories can say the richest pe0pte in— the tories can say the richest people in the country, we are going to tax— people in the country, we are going to tax your— people in the country, we are going to tax your wealth less and not fund public _ to tax your wealth less and not fund public services.— to tax your wealth less and not fund public services. emma, henry, please ut a coat public services. emma, henry, please put a coat on. — public s

rayner and we?er capital and angela rayner over capital gains? >> t- w i'm sure that they >> i'm sure, i'm sure that they i'm sure that they will be reported. sure reported. yeah, yeah, i'm sure they be reported. they will be reported. >> are to have >> those are proved to have lied. then you should lose the leader leader of leader on the deputy leader of the labour party. >> think should be >> well, i think they should be punished. think there should punished. i think there should be kind something, be a some kind of, something, you it was the you know, it was it was the level went he he level that he went to. he he lied and and lied at the lied and lied and lied at the time starmer was cleared. time that starmer was cleared. >> was cleared >> do you think it was cleared of well, of breaking the rules. >> i don't think he's been cleared or condemned yet. >> starmer cops >> yeah. starmer was. the cops cleared well, said cleared him. well, the cops said about the speaker. about leaning on the speaker

angela rayner views.question why has >> it begs the question why has it taken the government 13 years to address this? the secretary of state says that organisations which are clearly extreme have benefited from government engagement, endorsement and support, and even suggests that those groups have exploited government engagement . government engagement. >> and finally, some latest developments in news we covered this morning. developments in news we covered this morning . at least two this morning. at least two firefighters we understand have been . tackling a large been injured. tackling a large blaze at a high rise block of flats in edinburgh which forced 100 people, including a member of scottish parliament, to of the scottish parliament, to flee their homes. around 70 firefighters with 12 fire engines and specialist resources, have been battling the early hours the blaze since the early hours of morning. other emergency of this morning. other emergency services scene , services are on the scene, pro

angela rayner introducing sir keir starmer. were contested, these council seats in 2021, labour performed quite poorly. in the aftermath of that, keir starmer sacked angela rayner as chair of the labour party foster p later then gave her thejob labour party foster p later then gave her the job of shadow levelling up gave her the job of shadow levelling up secretary. lots of talk at the time that they weren't getting on all that way, all smiles, lots of unity today. he was miller referring to her as ange. he said how her favourite cocktail was venom, this is a drink which comprises of vodka, whiskey, blue wkd and orange juice. probably not for the faint—hearted. and it is her birthday as well today. a sign of the happy place at the labour party is in right now as they look at the opinion polls, quite a long way ahead of the conservatives and quite hopeful that they will have a lot of success when it comes to make the second local elections. council elections in the black country, sandwell, wolverhampton, dudley and walsall, the

and angela rayner's goings on is rayner's business, is angela rayner's business, i suppose.martin rolfe of national air traffic control , ryanair called for rolfe of national air traffic control, ryanair called for him to after the damning to resign after the damning report condemned them for report today condemned them for a significant of a significant lack of pre planning, pre—planning for the it meltdown last august bank holiday, which left 700,000 people stranded, okay, so today's union jackass is the old trans activist for exactly the reasons that alison outlined there. strong stuff there, guys. thank you very, very much. and, yeah, conservative mayor, says that he would give back frank astor's donations and his street there as well. i don't know why. that's just my old turkey, but there it is. all right. okay. well, look, i'll be back again tomorrow at 9 pm. headliners next, thanks to panel. thanks next, thanks to my panel. thanks to who's watching and to everybody who's watching and listening. care. listening. take care. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar , sponso

he's that angela rayner he's saying that angela rayner has satisfied him. it has satisfied him.it comes to her tax issues. however, he is refusing to actually look at the evidence isn't he. how long can this go on. >> well he is a safety first kind of guy, isn't he? and we sometimes find that frustrating. but his lawyerly approach to this, i think, puts him in the situation which he's in, which he obviously believes his deputy and he is prepared to go out to defend her and go into bat to defend her and go into bat to defend her, even though there's an enormous amount of pressure an enormous amount of pressure on an enormous amount of pressure on her. i think, to be honest, patrick is more about politics than it is about tax. and i think she's right to say, well, look, i'm going to look, you know, i'm not going to behave to anyone behave any differently to anyone else , but surely we need else, but surely we need evidence, though, paul. >> mean, angela rayner says, >> i mean, angela rayner says, oh, the british public should just take by my word. but she just take me by my word.

i just want to say in this letter, this article thing starmer and rayner thing that, starmer and raynere have written, written in the times talk like times they talk about, like levelling up. and they say it's not about the cities, not just about the big cities, places like workington and hartlepool, thriving hartlepool, once a thriving local in local economies specialising in steel the steel and shipbuilding, the she goes about were they goes on about they were they were vital to the national economy a different economy with a different approach with focus on infrastructure and strategy. we can growth in towns can drive town growth in towns as well as cities. but i look at this and i think, what are you even talking about? because those industries were decimated decades had multiple decades ago. we've had multiple governments , some of governments since then, some of them labour. nobody cares. but one of the things i found interesting today that labour are going on about growth and the economy and all the rest of it, the tories seem to be focusing in on angela rayner's capital gains ta

listen to what angela rayner had to say last _ listen to what angela rayner had to say last week whenell, i will certainly give people the option to do that. because the point is, if you're not getting value for money, then too often now, people feel like they're not able to pull the levers to say, this public service is not working for us. we want it to be directly controlled, so that we can have an impact and make it better. we've seen it with the rail. we've had a big debate around avanti and the contract with avanti trains. we've said we'd bring that back into public ownership once those contracts are up, because we want value for money. ifa if a company like thames water does end up being renationalised, is there a danger investors might look at the uk and go, it is kind of uninvestable?— at the uk and go, it is kind of uninvestable? ., , ., uninvestable? that is the word the shareholders _ uninvestable? that is the word the shareholders of _ uninvestable? that is the word the shareholders of thames _ uninvestable? that is the word the shareholders of thames water - uninvestable?

does relate to angela rayner's personal circumstances and her family .need to be slightly careful around some because of this some of that, because of this does relate to at least one of her children. is my understanding, i know, but she's more than happy to throw stones at others when it comes to their own tax affairs . own tax affairs. >> i appreciate as >> i appreciate tax as a personal matter , but at the same personal matter, but at the same time questions to be time there are questions to be answered, about answered, aren't there, about whether she living this whether she was living in this home, it was actually a home, whether it was actually a second whether she's second home, and whether she's paid enough gains tax ? paid enough capital gains tax? if she's got nothing to hide, then surely she answers the questions put to her. questions that are put to her. >> well, i believe she has. and she has sought advice on the tax implications and has concluded that she has followed the rules around all of that. but much, i think, of what you're describing

he's he's already said he's going for rayner's. think it's rayner's. ramp their going to have to ramp up their support gaza more than they support of gaza more than they already have to try and get the pro—palestinian vote back again, which is lost, though i think. >> i'm sorry, i think i agree with but think that with you, but i think that they've with you, but i think that the but mean, this >> but i mean, i think this could be damaging come the could be very damaging come the next election. i think labour thought they had it in the bag. i think have it in i don't think they have it in the anymore. the bag anymore. >> all andy, >> okay. all right. andy, i mean, angela rayner potentially goes they've goes apparently they've got a strong starmer strong candidate against starmer . the brink. . wes streeting is on the brink. i lose labour party. >> i mean this guy you know he's represented for cities for three parties decades . you parties across for decades. you know george that's what know one time george that's what they him. just they call him. oh he

last week angela rayner told this programme...t isa it is a nonstory manufactured to try and smear me. nick will bring you the latest. the government has missed its target to reduce the number of autistic people and those with learning disabilities in secure units. we'll talk live to alexis quinn who is autistic and spent three years in such a unit. she says she was restrained 97 times and forcibly drugged. plus mark urban has been looking into the rise of the far right in rural communities in france and why some are turning to the national rally, formerly the national front. many french thought of this is a far—right party, a racist party, so what they have done is rebrand it, changing the name. and a damning report finds misogyny, sexual discrimination and harassment are still everyday problems forfemale musicians in the uk. we'll ask three women in the industry about their experiences. new figures released by the environment agency show the huge scale of raw sewage being dumped by privatised water companies into rivers and seas

as for, rayner's comment and for, angela rayner's comment and harriet harman the same harriet harman in the old if we don't. in the poor old labour party, they used to say that all on that we're actually all on message we're by message and we're driven by these pages, and we never departed and we departed from the script, and we always thing. always said the same thing. nowadays, of us express an nowadays, a few of us express an individual opinion and suddenly, you getting you know, we were getting buckets tipped over buckets of ordure tipped over us. of people, us. so i think a lot of people, steven would, say with steven would, would say with some justification that diane abbott's comments were blatantly racist . racist. >> and now it appears that she's she's forgiven. she's served some time as an independent, same as mr mcdonald . and they same as mr mcdonald. and they got told off slap on the wrist. and now come on, you're welcome back into the fold. don't think that sends out concerning message. >> no, it's totally different. andy mcdonald has andy andy mcdonald has apologised d

>> so i have got confidence in angela rayner. so has keir starmer.ty. i think she's been doing an incredible job. in fact, yesterday she was setting out our plans to make sure that we really do see genuinely communities levelling up, that we've local economic plans, we've got local economic plans, that we have those longer time financial settlements for local governments. so i think that angela has been doing a very good job. and i also know she's someone who does the right thing, i'm sure that will be thing, and i'm sure that will be the here well . the case here as well. >> and know, look, it's very >> and i know, look, it's very unfair in a way when someone, you know, when someone's done nothing wrong, as angela rayner claims to, then say, well, i've still got to provide documentation into the public domain to prove that that seems unfair. right. but it's what you sign up for. in a sense, being a politician, especially a politician, especially a politician wanting to get elected into government. it would be easier then, wouldn't it, if that legal

rayner seat.aza will feature quite as prominently specific prominently in the specific campaign in seat at the next campaign in her seat at the next election . election. >> 5 election. >> a new mp wins >> now, when a new mp wins a by—election, they're sort of formally introduced first to the house of commons by two members of on either of parliament, one on either side, they walk into the side, as they walk into the house commons chamber. there house of commons chamber. there was of speculation that was a lot of speculation that one former leader would one former labour leader would be introducing george galloway, namely jeremy corbyn. he in the end didn't introduce , uh, george end didn't introduce, uh, george galloway. but but there is a lot of speculation that some sort of corbyn galloway uh, sort of group of independents could be another threat to the labour party . might jeremy corbyn be party. might jeremy corbyn be looking to perhaps replicate what george galloway did at the next general el

it is angela rayner's birthday today.ts signs of motor neurone disease before symptoms appear has been hailed a "game changer" by scientists developing it. the tool, known as "tdp—43 aptamer", is able to detect damaged cell proteins in brain—tissue samples, taken during a biopsy. researchers say the test could speed up diagnosis, as identifying the condition in its earliest stages could make treatments more effective. we need to get better at being able to treat these diseases, particularly motor neurone disease. it's devastating. it's also a very individual experience. everybody has completely different symptoms. but, despite having those very similarsymptoms, people all have the same underlying disease process — these protein clumps. and so being able to identify these early before substantial symptom burden, before people become disabled means that then we can prolong the time spent in normal functional state. mps are calling for an increase in statutory sick pay to bring it in line with maternity pay. the work and pen

when it comes to capital gains, angela rayner has l to capital gains, angela rayner has been facing questions the chancellor made a jibe about it in the budget. she said she did nothing wrong. have you talked to her about it? �* :, , :, wrong. have you talked to her about it? : :, , :, ., it? angela is a friend and colleague. _ it? angela is a friend and colleague. she _ it? angela is a friend and colleague. she has- it? angela is a friend and colleague. she has madej it? angela is a friend and - colleague. she has made her representations on this. that is good enough for me. people are ready to move on from that. it is a bit rich from jeremy hunt, who owns multiple properties he rents out to make a jibe at angela rayner, who bought a council house and later sold it. tt bought a council house and later sold it. , , ' sold it. it is very different. one of her old _ sold it. it is very different. one of her old neighbours - sold it. it is very different. one of her old neighbours has - sold it. it is very different. one of her old neighbours has told l sold it. it is very different. one i of he

this week we'll be discussing angela rayner's to publish her rayner's refusal to publish her personalceived over the sale of our council house. well, that's all coming up. tell me what you think on everything discussing. everything we're discussing. email gbviews@gbnews.com or tweet at . tweet me at. gb news. for joining me now to mock the week is comedian john martin, who's on short seat. what's on the short seat. what's happened you? don't i happened to you? i don't know, i might have you gone? might have. why have you gone? i'm on my tiptoes. >> that's very tall. >> that's very tall. >> still standing. >> nana. >> nana. >> lovely be here. >> it's lovely to be here. >> it's lovely to be here. >> nice to see you. yeah, my wife me, so it's lovely wife drove me, so it's lovely to be this be anywhere, to be honest. this is i'm not. i'm not is you. i mean, i'm not. i'm not criticising anyone's driving. i mean, i'm a really good driver. you want to see all the points i've got being awarded on me? a license for . license for. >> i'm a bit like you. the first time i got points about four ti

angela rayner blows the labour party apart. is racist and nigel farage is teeing off on boris johnson. 9 to 11 pm. i'll have all of tomorrow's newspaper front pages for as well. and i've for you today as well. and i've got a rock star panel this evening. allison pearson, shaun got a rock star panel this evenin and lison pearson, shaun got a rock star panel this evenin and matthew rson, shaun got a rock star panel this evenin and matthew laza.shaun bailey and matthew laza. >> always, sounds >> well, as always, sounds absolutely excellent, and i wonder whether home office wonder whether the home office will them all £3,000 will give them all £3,000 when they've illegally to they've come here illegally to go rwanda . that's coming up go to rwanda. that's coming up after weather. i'll be back after the weather. i'll be back on monday at 8:00. i'm jason jacob rees—mogg. has been jacob rees—mogg. this has been state the nation and i shall state of the nation and i shall shortly be motoring down to somerset , i'm shortly be motoring d

the angela rayner situation isn't going anywhere in a hurry as we just said, miss rayner was meant toboard. could she become the biggest millstone? however, around his neck ? around his neck? >> no, martin. i mean, good luck to the conservative party and the very, very ultra conservative press and media cranking this up £70,000 or something technical profit compared to rishi sunak, giving an honour to a guy who gives him £5 million and moves up into becoming a knight. >> all this frank hester chat with his appalling racist and misogynist and incitation to sort of attack an mp , and the sort of attack an mp, and the conservatives are still brushing it away. they haven't even returned the money. so i mean, good luck, good luck , good luck. good luck, good luck, good luck. let me tell you something. most mps are registered in two or even three places to live. it's a nature of the job. i don't believe angela rayner is my soul. i don't know, i don't obviously don't know much about it, but it is quite clear that a lot of lawyers have gone over this, another tory mp in manchester said he's o

he singled out angela rayner very interestingly. that we will stand the workers party or will support an independent party. he said a candidate against angela rayner in under lyne, now her in ashton under lyne, now her majority there is just 4263, down from over 11,000 in 2019. he thinks that he can put one across some labour senior figures in the same way. maybe that the reform party might chip in to tory mp numbers at the election. so he is going to cause some issues, i think, for more for the labour party than the tory party um, and that's certainly something to worry about for rishi sunak in a sense i >> -- >> um, chris, hum >> um, chris, he's becoming to labour what reform uk is to the tory party. reform has the reform party is going to do? well, i think with disaffected tory voters and the galloway is making no bones about it. he's after labour seats where there's after labour seats where there's a strong muslim population . a strong muslim population. >> yes, i'm, i was saying as much in an online piece for, for the our websi

and if we d because we're going to just lisangela rayner. and if we can to angela rayner.s the chancellor yesterday, so been looking stamp relief for looking at stamp duty relief for people who purchase more than one dwelling in a single transaction, known as multiple dwellings relief. >> i see the deputy leader of the labour party paying close attention, given her multiple dwellings . dwellings. >> now she was. she was angry. philip, did you notice stony face? there was keir starmer, the labour leader , because i the labour leader, because i think she could be in a bit of trouble on this because if she didn't pay capital gains tax when she sold the house because her husband she was living her husband was, she was living in another house with her husband, didn't she. husband, why didn't she. >> i, i certainly think >> well, i, i certainly think she's awful lot of she's got an awful lot of questions to and i questions to answer, and i haven't seen satisfactory haven't seen a satisfactory answer them yet. but look, answer to them yet. but look, that will be matter for her. t

the claim here is angela rayner might have provided fulsome information in official documents, goingn in stockport and whether it rained her principal residence after she got married in 2010 and when she eventually sold the council house whether she paid the council house whether she paid the right level of tax. she insisted she has done nothing wrong, she believes the whole thing is politically motivated, but facing calls from the conservative party to publish the legal and tax advice she has received. she says she will not do that but she is prepared to hand it over to the various different authorities. keir starmer was asked about this in dudley, he was emphatic he has full confidence, full support for his deputy. he looked pretty chipper in the piece you just saw about his party's prospects in the local elections on the 2nd of may but he could probably do without the side bar going on to do without the side bar going on to do without the side bar going on to do with his deputy�*s tax affairs. thank you, peter soul at westminster. our top story this afternoon... proposals to legal

when it comes to capital gains, your colleague, angela rayner, has been facing questions about whether fully costed and thunder, including this pledge, and i will do the work properly to make sure our sums add up. will you accept another ofjeremy hunt's accept another of jeremy hunt's measures, accept another ofjeremy hunt's measures, cutting capital gains tax on second homes sales? the government say they would elect to encourage people to sell up, to provide more homes for other people. will universe that if you are not in power? if you look at the way the avr have costed that, they say that it brings in revenue. i'm not going to undo a measure that will end up costing taxpayers. so you will accept that. when it comes to even made a jibe about in the budget. have you asked her about it? angela is a friend and _ have you asked her about it? angela is a friend and a _ have you asked her about it? angela is a friend and a colleague, - have you asked her about it? angela is a friend and a colleague, she - is a friend and a colleague, she made her representations on this. i think people a

things, like angela rayner calling all this things, like angela rayner callinthat's all this things,s even worse, all this things, like angela rayner callinthat's even worse, not this thing that's even worse, not even on the same level . even on the same level. >> it is on the same i >> it is on the same year. i think is suella braverman think it is suella braverman feels for feels somewhat responsible for what up what lee anderson ended up saying, of saying, because she kind of planted with her piece planted this seed with her piece for which for the telegraph, which said, oh, about islamism? oh, whatever about islamism? and then anderson took it then lee anderson took it clumsily, it out there. but clumsily, put it out there. but he did. he did suggest that a muslim mayor has islamist mates, that is, come what? well, how is that is, come what? well, how is that not islamophobic ? and if it that not islamophobic? and if it was me, i would say suella should lose the whip as islamophobic. >> do you know what it's. what's the definition in your head of islamophobe the definition in you

angela rayner again? will starmer be investigated yet again?ble at the top of the labour party, potentially an exclusive for you on more taxpayers money being complete being spent on a complete pointless migrant deterrent in france . and i'll have all of france. and i'll have all of tomorrow's newspaper front pages tonight as well . tonight as well. >> splendid, patrick. that's all coming up. after the weather, i'll at most of the last i'll be at most of the last supper tomorrow at 8:00 tomorrow evening. all of my evening. and i'm sure all of my catholic will be doing evening. and i'm sure all of my catisame. will be doing evening. and i'm sure all of my catisame. you will be doing evening. and i'm sure all of my catisame. you will ll be doing evening. and i'm sure all of my catisame. you will have doing evening. and i'm sure all of my catisame. you will have toing evening. and i'm sure all of my catisame. you will have to watch the same. you will have to watch tom who is kindly tom harwood, who is kindly standing for me the standing in for me

. >> but his deputy, angela raynen >> but his deputy, angela rayner, has just blown the labour partyxtremism is the promotion or advancement of an ideology based on violence, hatred or intolerance . hatred or intolerance. >> this is michael gove's extremism definition a pointless waste of time. and is this racist ? racist? >> robert? we really have to unite around jeremy . and if unite around jeremy. and if geoff cannot unite around jeremy , this is sort of uncanny on my panel >> it's star telegraph columnist allison pearson, conservative peer lord bailey and ex—labour party adviser matthew laza . oh, party adviser matthew laza. oh, and women, is this okay? these are the days, these are the days. >> these are the days of girls . >> these are the days of girls. >> these are the days of girls. >> get ready britain, here we go has angela rayner just has angela raynerjust lit has angela rayner just lit a fuse that will blow the labour party to pieces . next? party to pieces. next? >> good evening from the gb newsroom at 9:00. your top story this hour. the prime minister has ruled out hol

standing against rayner. he thinks that one candidates will that one of his candidates will have a chance of taking that. we don't know who they are yet again , really careful reading again, really careful reading too into a by—election. uh, too much into a by—election. uh, win for him, a landslide win. but of course, these are often protest votes. but no question , protest votes. but no question, he thinks he can make some ground. there the ground. there of course, the election in election could be, i think in november. i don't it's in november. i don't think it's in may. last words, may. famous last words, but probably november. then probably in november. so by then you may and we all hope it's you may be and we all hope it's the case that the israel, the gaza conflict ended. the case that the israel, the gazinteresting ended. the case that the israel, the gazinteresting how1ded. the case that the israel, the gazinteresting how thei. the case that the israel, the gazinteresting how the reform >> interesting

happy easter. >> well, should angela rayner pubush >> well, should angela rayner publish her tax affair them, you know, show that she's innocent ? why not? that she's innocent? why not? she's asked tories to reveal that their tax affairs in the past, but also the manhunt continues for the machete wielding stabber on london's pubuc wielding stabber on london's public transport, will be across the capital to see if anyone has spotted him and report from the scenes of the crimes. >> well, that's all to come, so stick with us for good afternoon britain on. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello. very good day to you. welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. another unsettled ahead with some unsettled day ahead with some heavy and some strong heavy rain and some strong winds too, because we are still under the influence of pressure the influence of low pressure like been through much like we have been through much of this week. so a blustery and showery for many of us. showery th

starmer is set to launch the party's local election campaign, alongside his deputy leader angela raynertions are taking place in 107 local authorities across england on the 2nd of may. with labourfar ahead in national opinion polls, many conservatives are likely braced for a bad night on 2 may. voters will go to the polls to choose councillors in more than 100 local authorities, as well as 11 mayors, 37 police and crime commissioners, and london assembly members. the labour launch comes after the leaders of the conservatives and liberal demoracts kicked off their campaigns last week. these off their campaigns last week. are the live pictures again these are the live pictures once again from the west midlands where the labour deputy leader angela rayner is addressing the crowd. before i pass on to keir starmer let me say this, i know that some would listen to my speech today will feel that twinge of scepticism in the back of their throat and in part thatis back of their throat and in part that is because we have a prime minister who is the political equivalent of that friend who says tha