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Angela Rayner said on Sunday there was no split with Shabana Mahmood, a day after telling the Times the home secretary's settlement plans moved the goalposts for migrant care workers. She told Sky News she had absolute support for Mahmood, and told LBC they both wanted a fair system. Mahmood is consulting on transitional arrangements for people already in the UK.
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