Angela Rayner, the former Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and a potential successor to Sir Keir Starmer, was reportedly at the center of a chaotic incident in the House of Commons' Strangers' Bar. Witnesses described a late-night gathering that began with intense political discussions and ended dramatically when Rayner allegedly crashed into a door, leaving it in need of repairs. Eyewitness accounts painted a picture of her as 'absolutely obliterated' and engaging in heated arguments, including shouting, 'I'm a socialist!' at another party member. Despite these claims, a spokesperson for Rayner insisted that the reports were exaggerated and that she had merely enjoyed a glass of wine with friends. The incident has reignited discussions about the drinking culture in Westminster, with some MPs expressing concern over the atmosphere in Parliament. A privacy screen has been installed at the bar's entrance following the event, although parliamentary sources stated that the door's damage was not directly linked to Rayner. As local elections approach, this incident adds a layer of scrutiny to Rayner's public image as she positions herself for potential leadership.