The former deputy prime minister said she would ‘keep fighting’ for ordinary people as she hit out at Westminster ‘tittle tattle’
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Your support makes all the difference. Angela Rayner has refused to rule out a return to frontline politics and insists she has “not gone away” as she hit out at the infighting that has dominated Westminster this week.
The former deputy prime minister said Labour MPs should be drowning out the “tittle tattle” in SW1, as she urged leaders to focus on “real challenges that real people are facing” in her first interview since stepping down as deputy prime...
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