DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Why won't Rayner come clean on tax?
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Like a terrier sighting a rat, Labour's deputy leader pursues her quarry tenaciously, and with a dollop of moralising thrown in for good measure.
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DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Why won't Rayner come clean on tax?
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Like a terrier sighting a rat, Labour's deputy leader pursues her quarry tenaciously, and with a dollop of moralising thrown in for good measure.
STEPHEN POLLARD: Instead of gushing on about her birthday, Nick Robinson should have asked Angela Rayner - Did you break electoral law?
STEPHEN POLLARD: For years, the flame-haired firebrand has vocally demanded that Conservative politicians publish their tax returns in full.
STEPHEN GLOVER: By ignoring the Angela Rayner council house row, is the BBC preparing to go back to being the official wing of the Labour Party?
STEPHEN GLOVER: Pretend for a moment that Angela Rayner is deputy prime minister in this Conservative government rather than shadow deputy prime minister, which is what she is.
Woman's Hour presenter Emma Barnett is lined up to replace Martha Kearney as BBC Today host when the veteran political journalist leaves after the election
Bosses at the corporation are said to be eyeing up the 39-year-old to take over presenting the Radio 4 show when veteran journalist Kearney, 66, stands down from her role after the general election.
EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: The Duchess of Kent seeks music stars as she celebrates her 91st birthday with 'ground-breaking' partnership to nurture young talent
EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Katharine, who is married to Queen Elizabeth's first cousin the Duke of Kent, founded the charity Future Talent. She is determined to leave a lasting legacy.
EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Would Boris Johnson be Rishi Sunak's ideal Washington ambassador if Donald Trump wins back the White House?
EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: If Keir Starmer triumphs he might have a harder time placating a resurgent president. Yvette Cooper warned of the 'dangers' of Trump 'whipping up hatred and prejudice'.
EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Is Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie's apparent lack of support for their father Prince Andrew because he is yet to fulfil his pledge to show his regret for his association with Jeffrey Epstein by fighting sex trafficking?
EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Princess Eugenie and her sister Beatrice have apparently declined to publicly voice support over their father Andrew's plight.
EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Is Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie's apparent lack of support for their father Prince Andrew because he is yet to fulfil his pledge to show his regret for his association with Jeffrey Epstein by fighting 'sex trafficking'?
EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Princess Eugenie and her sister Beatrice have apparently declined to publicly voice support over their father Andrew's plight.
Garage owner caught drink-driving a customer's Audi Quattro from the pub to his £1.1million home is cleared of theft - after insisting he was just taking the vehicle for a test drive
Jhalman Rai was stopped by police in the A5 Coupe after they watched him drive 'erratically' on the way back from the pub to his £1.1million home in Botley, Hampshire last August.
'Prisoners get a nicer farewell': Daughter of Esther Rantzen says she doesn't want her mum to die in 'horrific' Dignitas clinic as family calls on Parliament to have vote on assisted dying
Esther's family and friends could be prosecuted should they decide to join her at the assisted-dying clinic in Switzerland aftre MPs voted against changing law in 2015.
Dame Esther Rantzen's daughter would 'want to ground the plane' if her mother, 83, flew to Dignitas but backs her right to decide - as she reveals heartbreak of Childline founder's cancer diagnosis after 'promising she would live forever'
Rebecca Wilcox told ITV's Good Morning Britain of how her family reacted to such an emotional decision.
Dame Esther Rantzen's daughter would 'want to ground the plane' if her mother, 83, flew to Switzerland for Dignitas but backs her right to decide -as she reveals heartbreak of Childline founder's cancer diagnosis after 'promising us she would live forever
Rebecca Wilcox told ITV's Good Morning Britain of how her family reacted to such an emotional decision.
Dame Esther Rantzen's daughter would 'want to ground the plane' if her mother, 83, flew to Switzerland for Dignitas but backs her right to decide -as she reveals heartbreak of Childline founder's cancer diagnosis after 'promising us she would live forever
Rebecca Wilcox told ITV's Good Morning Britain of how her family reacted to such an emotional decision.
Dame Esther Rantzen's daughter would 'want to ground the plane' if her mother, 83, flew to Switzerland for Dignitas but backs her right to decide -as she reveals heartbreak of Childline founder's cancer diagnosis after 'promising us she would live forever
Rebecca Wilcox told ITV's Good Morning Britain of how her family reacted to such an emotional decision.
Dame Esther Rantzen's daughter would 'want to ground the plane' if her mother, 83, flew to Switzerland for Dignitas but backs her right to decide -as she reveals heartbreak of Childline founder's cancer diagnosis after 'promising us she would live forever
Rebecca Wilcox told ITV's Good Morning Britain of how her family reacted to such an emotional decision.
Dame Esther Rantzen reveals she is considering going to Dignitas if her next lung cancer scan shows she is getting worse: Childline founder, 83, says she doesn't want family to see her have a 'bad death' which would 'obliterate the happy times'
Dame Esther Rantzen has revealed that she has joined assisted-dying clinic Dignitas and will consider going there to end her life should her next scan show she is getting worse.
Dame Esther Rantzen reveals she is considering going to Dignitas if her lung cancer worsens: Childline founder, 83, says she doesn't want family to see her have a 'bad death' which would 'obliterate the happy times' - and is awaiting scan results
Dame Esther Rantzen has revealed that she has joined assisted-dying clinic Dignitas and will consider going there to end her life should her next scan show she is getting worse.
BBC's Nick Robinson defends 'mateyness' on the Today programme between him and fellow presenter Amol Rajan following claims listeners find it irritating
Nick Robinson, 60, has also hit back at claims that there is a 'permanent downward shift' for listeners to the flagship news programme, saying the 'evidence' for a 'slump' is not there.
Radio 4 Nick Robinson's flippant 'apology' in row over Boris's non-existent gold wallpaper... but Tories tell him to put record straight live on air
The Radio 4 Today host last week challenged an account by former Cabinet Minister Nadine Dorries, right, that the wallpaper never existed.
Life after BBC News looks good! Natasha Kaplinsky and Sian Williams look radiant at memorial to George Alagiah after quitting high-pressure presenter roles
Proving life away from 24-hour news suits them were former BBC News anchors Dr Sian Williams, now a qualified Chartered NHS psychologist, and Natasha Kaplinsky, who works as a more general presenter.