Starmer's Email Dive Unearths Reevesā Unlicensed Dulwich Drama
In the riveting saga of Oct 2025, Chancellor Rachel Reeves found herself mildly reprimanded by Keir Starmer for leasing a Dulwich home without a licenceātotally thanks to a letting agency who assured her 'licence incoming.' Starmer's letter diplomatically digs into a 'busy summer 2024' when Reeves' husband apparently instructed the agency to get said licence but forgot because, well, life happens. Despite emails proving their knowledge, confusion reigns supreme, but Starmer insists no 'bad faith'ājust a lot of email trawling and late-night husband revelations. Meanwhile, Chris Bryant urges Andrew to cozy up with the US Senate about Epstein, and the emotional parliamentary courage moment is shared live like itās the season finale of a political soap opera.
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Nothing says 'good faith' like forgetting emails about property licences during a summer so busy it erases memories, but hey, at least Keir Starmer gave a thumbs-up to the accidental renting saga unfolding in Dulwich.
Rachel Reeves renting guilt-free until an estate agent and husband amnesia unleashed a spectacle of misfiled emails bigger than most political remixes.
The real scandal isnāt unlicensed rentals, itās star-crossed husband forgetfulness during summer 2024āa season so packed even emails got lost in the shuffle.
Source: Theguardian | Published: 10/31/2025 | Author: Andrew Sparrow
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