Keir Starmer, along with his independent ethics adviser, is currently reviewing new details pertaining to finance minister Rachel Reeves' home rental agreement. This follows an inadvertent lapse, as Reeves had failed to secure the required licence to rent her London property. Despite the oversight, the prime minister's spokesperson emphasized Starmer's continued confidence in Reeves' capabilities.

Amid calls for a comprehensive investigation, especially from conservative opposition members, Starmer indicated that an apology fulfills the protocol requirements under the ministerial code. Reeves, anticipating further scrutiny, is under immense pressure to present the upcoming budget, which may necessitate breaking election promises due to a potentially weaker economic outlook.

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