‘I don’t have my rod licence either’ admits Angela Rayner
1 year ago
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner is under even more pressure today after revealing that not only did she underpay on stamp duty, but she also doesn’t have a rod licence either.
Rayner admitted to not paying enough stamp duty on her £800,000 property in Hove during an interview with Sky News, though she insists not having a rod licence is much worse.
“I really think we should be concentrating on the rod licence thing rather than the stamp duty,” said Rayner, clutching a massive trout.
“I was speaking to David Lammy earlier, and we both agreed it was unforgivable. I know people are angry about the stamp duty situation, but I felt that it was imperative to refer myself to the Environment Agency first. In my opinion, that’s a much bigger abuse of power. I feel sick even thinking about it.
“Sure, I may have avoided £40,000 in tax, but those poor fish were caught without the necessary paperwork. That’s the real crime when you think about it. If I were you, I’d completely forget about the flat in Hove and focus entirely on the lack of a rod licence instead.
“I’d like to take this moment to apologise to my party, the Prime Minister, but most of all, you the British public. I can guarantee that I will never, ever go fishing illegally again.
“Okay, great. That should smooth everything over.”
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