Once the report's in, Starmer will want to make a call on Rayner quicklypublished at 07:52 British Summer Time
Damian Grammaticas
Political correspondent

This morning Downing Street sources are saying they have "no update on timing" about when we will get the crucial report that is likely to determine Angela Rayner’s political future.
It’s been suggested it could come today. And some of the newspapers, at least, are already calling this "judgement day" for the deputy prime minister.
The PM’s independent adviser on ministerial standards, who is conducting the investigation, is known for moving pretty swiftly when he’s looking into a matter.
Keir Starmer has said he will “act” on the findings. So you can be pretty sure that not long after he gets the report into Rayner’s action, he will have to decide one way or another.
He simply won’t want the kind of front pages we are seeing continue for days to come.