This afternoon, the fall of Angela Rayner.
to the streets of Pompeii, to the gladiators' Colosseum in Rome.
We'll walk in the footsteps of Anne Boleyn at the Tower of London.
We will unravel the mysteries of the Minoans on the island of Crete.
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It came at a moment when Angela Rayner's stock never seemed higher.
The Deputy Prime Minister was well liked on Labour's back benches.
It was her, after all, who had managed the government's climb down on the welfare bill in June.
And she was about to push through the biggest upgrade to workers' rights in a generation.
A teenage mum who'd left school at 16,
she stood out in Keir Starmer's cabinet as a rare personality and was openly discussed as a leader in waiting.
Who else could have styled out those photos vaping on an inflatable kayak this summer?
Or sipping a goblet of rosé while wearing a dry robe?
Even right-wing news outlets were calling her iconic.
But now for Raina.
the fall.
At noon today,
she resigned after the Prime Minister's Ethics Advisor found that she'd breached the ministerial code by underpaying £40,000 of stamp duty on a flat in Hove,
260 miles from her Greater Manchester constituency.
So what now for Reina?