THE Sun on Sunday visited the Ibiza super-club where Angela Rayner partied — and found ecstasy and pink cocaine for sale.
The Deputy PM, 44, was seen jumping up and down as she raved in the DJ booth during her surprise appearance.
Just 24 hours later we watched an open trade in the drugs at the 5,000-capacity venue.
Our reporter also spotted a discarded bag of white powder on the floor of Hi Ibiza, a club decked out with yellow smiley faces inspired by Britain’s 1980s rave scene.
One reveller said: “It’s unbelievable that someone in her role would put herself in a position like this, where there are drugs being offered for sale.”
The club on the Spanish holiday isle has an £85 entry fee.
Ms Rayner was in a VIP zone where tables cost an eye-watering £6,700.
A source said: “I would be surprised if she didn’t have VIP access as she was with other celebrities — and allowed up on the DJ’s decks.”
A video clip shared by TV host Denise van Outen, 50, showed Ms Rayner dancing beside renowned Aussie DJ Fisher, who blasted out a club remix of Gotye’s 2011 hit Somebody That I Used To Know.
She was wearing a red dress and clutching a £12 bottle of mineral water and finally left at 4am.
A security guard said: “We get a lot of famous people here.
“It looked like she had a good time — she fitted in well up on the stage.”
Within minutes of entering the club, voted best in the world by DJ Mag this year, our reporter was offered pink cocaine for £85 a gram.
Also known as tusi, it is a combination of MDMA, ketamine, dye and caffeine, or occasionally cocaine.
The dealer showed us ecstasy pills imprinted with the logo of X-rated site OnlyFans, bragging: “Everyone is taking them, they are good s***.”
He also said he could arrange a delivery of laughing gas canisters.
Asked if he was worried about police, he boasted: “Everyone is taking drugs here.
“If they’re here they’ll be good — there’s no market for s*** pills in Ibiza. I love it.”
Elsewhere, youngsters splashed out on £20 vodka and cokes and small bottles of £14 beer, while VIPs smoked shishas and swigged £1,000 bottles of Clase Azul tequila.
Hours before her visit on Wednesday night, Ms Rayner posted on X that she had been meeting mayors and housing regulators that day to discuss speeding up the removal of dangerous cladding from blocks of British flats.
In 2022, she took to the decks for a battle of the DJs charity event in Manchester.
And she confessed in an interview last summer that she had just got back from Spain where she danced from 4pm until 6am drinking vodka.
Hi Ibiza was contacted for comment.
