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Angela Rayner refuses to give back £17,000 severance package as she makes return to Cabinet
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Angela Rayner's return to Cabinet comes after a period of absence following her resignation as Deputy Prime Minister in September. Her initial departure was prompted by a controversy surrounding unpaid stamp duty on a property purchase, which raised questions about her financial dealings and transparency. The severance package in question is a standard payment made to departing ministers, but its retention by Rayner has sparked debate given the circumstances of her resignation.
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Angela Rayner refuses to give back £17,000 severance package as she makes return to Cabinet
The former Deputy Prime Minister was forced to quit in September after admitting that she failed to pay £40,000 in stamp duty when buying her seaside flat in Hove
23 Jul, 14:05
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