Angela Rayner is reportedly in talks with a publisher about a memoir. Even after her resignation as deputy prime minister and party leader, she remains a figure who attracts great interest.
Most of the chatter about Rayner asks when, not if, she will return to the political front line where her formidable skills and common sense seem badly needed. Speculation is that a book might speed her rehabilitation.
Why a memoir?
At 45 and having been an MP for a decade, her post-retirement memoirs should be a long way off yet.
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