Angela Rayner: I got death threats to my children
The Labour deputy leader says her teenage children now have to be escorted to school.
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The Labour deputy leader says her teenage children now have to be escorted to school.
Two men, aged 65 and 37, are held over an email sent to the Labour deputy leader in May.
A man, 65, from Surrey and another, 37, from Kent, are accused of malicious communications over an email sent to Angela Rayner, the MP for Ashton-under-Lyne on May 2 this year.
Greater Manchester Police said working alongside their colleagues in Sussex, they arrested the man in Brighton on Wednesday as part of Operation Octant. Pictured: Ms Rayner last night.
The deputy Labour leader said her children had been trained how to use panic buttons amid security concerns.