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Hello, this is Mark Austin, sitting in on this Sky News Daily. On this episode, Angela Raina,

the woman who could be deputy prime minister by the end of the year and those questions about her

tax affairs. We'll explain what's being claimed, at least, about her apparently failing to pay

capital gains tax on a house sale almost a

decade ago. She insists she's taken expert advice, which shows that she's done nothing wrong.

But also, we'll ask if this is something that's really in the public interest, or is it more of a smear,

as her Labour colleague David Lammy has claimed.

We'll also look at how important Angela Rainer is to Labour's election ambitions

with polling expert Scarlett Maguire.

But let's start with Sky News political correspondent Rob Powell.

So Rob, Rob, help us out here. It's quite complicated. What is she meant to have done? How much money is at stake? What's involved? Yeah, the detail is complicated, but actually the sort of broad premise of the story is a kind of classic of the genre over honesty and whether Angela Raina has been telling the truth about her

living arrangements a decade ago. The revelations, the allegations were first made in a book,

biography, an unauthorised biography of Angela Raina, published by the former Conservative donor

anyway, Lord Ashcroft, a couple of months ago. What he is alleging is that she had a property

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