Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner has denied the party is "playing dirty" with its attacks on Rishi Sunak and said it is right to highlight the Government's record on crime - which she branded a "disaster".The frontbencher defended the campaign, which has included a claim the Prime Minister does not think child sex abusers should be jailed, as "factual".

Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner has denied the party is "playing dirty" with its attacks on Rishi Sunak and said it is right to highlight the Government's record on crime - which she branded a "disaster".The frontbencher defended the campaign, which has included a claim the Prime Minister does not think child sex abusers should be jailed, as "factual".