British Finance Minister Rachel Reeves released additional details on Thursday to clarify that she was not at fault for failing to secure a rental licence for her residence. The disclosure aims to quell a potential political crisis for the government.

On Wednesday, Reeves issued a late-night apology for what she termed an 'inadvertent mistake.' She released emails exchanged between her husband and a property management firm, revealing the company's commitment to obtain the licence on her family's behalf.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has affirmed his confidence in Reeves, rejecting the necessity for an investigation. Starmer and the Independent Adviser on Ministerial Standards concurred that the lapse was unintended, reducing concerns over her upcoming budget on November 26.

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