Labour's David Lammy defends Angela Rayner's 'complicated' family life

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61% : But Mr Lammy repeated Ms Rayner's insistence that she would not publish the tax and legal advice she received to back up her claim she has done 'absolutely nothing wrong'.
60% : In a weeks-long row, Ms Rayner is facing demands to further explain her past living arrangements amid claims she may have escaped paying some tax.
54% : As with the majority of ordinary people who sell their own homes, I was not liable for capital gains tax because it was my home and the only one I owned.'
52% : The Labour deputy leader often wrote captions with her Twitter posts, above, that show she was 'home' with her sons at Lowndes LaneThe Mail on Sunday has removed the sons' names from the posts to protect their anonymityThe unusual arrangement enabled her to avoid capital gains tax on the sale of the former council house and by retaining the property for more than five years she avoided having to return some of the price discount to the council.

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