Labour’s deputy leader Angela Rayner said she is "grateful" to those who have supported her as police confirm she will face no further action over allegations she broke electoral law relating to information about her living arrangements.
In March, the force said it was investigating several claims following a complaint made by James Daly, deputy chairman of the Conservative Party.
"I am grateful to all those who have stood by and supported me and my family. My focus now is squarely on securing the change Britain needs, with the election of a Labour government,” Ms Rayner said in a statement.
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