Angela Rayner will be a “big voice” in the future, Keir Starmer said, with a promise she’ll return to frontline politics “at the right point”. The Prime Minister praised his former deputy, who was forced to resign over a tax row in September, for helping Labour get elected and for her landmark employment rights laws. In a three-word vow, Mr Starmer echoed a comment allegedly made by Ms Rayner to a group of Labour MPs that she is "not dead yet”. Asked about her remark, the PM said: “I've always