DEPUTY Labour leader Angela Rayner is under pressure to explain why a council paid thousands of pounds to upgrade a property she says she did not live in.
She faces further scrutiny after work was completed to drop a kerb outside the address.
Sources said a grant was given for the work at her then-husband’s house in Stockport as one of her children is blind.
But at the time Ms Rayner was registered as living a mile away at a council house she bought under the right-to-buy scheme.
She was listed on the electoral roll there for five years after marrying.
Yet when re-registering two births, she put hubby Mark’s address down.
Tory MPs want cops to investigate.
Gtr Manchester Police are understood to be giving an update in the next few days.
A criminal case could be launched for making a false declaration on the electoral record.
Ms Rayner may also be liable for capital gains tax over a £48,500 profit on the sale of her home.
The fresh revelations are in a new biography, to be serialised in the Mail on Sunday.
Ms Rayner denies wrongdoing.
A spokesman said she received expert advice that no tax was due.