A man has been charged with malicious communications after deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner received a series of threats and abuse. Police also said they made a third arrest on Oct. 28 over the phone calls, emails and letters that the MP for Ashton-under-Lyne reported receiving in recent weeks. Benjamin Iliffe, a 36-year-old from Cambridgeshire, was charged with malicious communications and possession of cannabis and was due to appear in court, Greater Manchester Police said. GMP said a 70-year-old man was arrested in conjunction with South Yorkshire Police on suspicion of malicious communication and remained in custody. He was arrested in relation to emails received on October 16, while a 52-year-old was arrested in Halifax, West Yorkshire, and bailed over abusive phone calls Ms Rayner received a day earlier. Ms Rayner, a mother of three who is on bereavement leave after losing a close loved one, reported receiving the threatening …