Sir Keir Starmer is facing calls to launch a “full investigation” after Rachel Reeves admitted she fell foul of local housing regulations when she put her family home up for rent.

The Chancellor raised the error with the Prime Minister’s independent ethics adviser and admitted it to Sir Keir, after it was revealed by the Daily Mail.

The newspaper reported Reeves did not obtain a selective rental licence for her south London home when she moved into No 11 Downing Street after Labour won the election. New Feature

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The family home was advertised for £3,200 per month in rent.

Southwark Council requires people renting out their properties in certain areas, including where Reeves’ home is, to get one of the licences in advance, the Daily Mai

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