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Work Sec: Tories do not owe Angela Rayner apology

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Work Sec: Tories do not owe Angela Rayner apology

Work Sec: Tories do not owe Angela Rayner apology

Mel Stride said his party does not owe apology to Labour's deputy leader, adding that ''police have passed information over to the local authority''.

Greater Manchester Police announced Angela Rayner is to face no further action over her past homes arrangement.

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