POLL: Should the Chancellor resign over the rule break? YOUR VERDICT

Sir Keir Starmer last night refused to punish Rachel Reeves for breaking housing rules once again after taking the advice of his ethics chief.

The PM publicly chastised his Chancellor - and her husband - for not showing him emails with their estate agency sooner.

In a testy swipe at his Downing Street neighbour, the PM said: "I accept that you were acting in good faith when you wrote to me last night.

"However, it would clearly have been better if you and your husband had conducted a full trawl through all email correspondence with the estate agency before writing to me yesterday."

Ms Reeves had claimed she and her husband were not aware that a licence was necessary to let out their south London home - and shifted the blame onto estate agents.

The estate agents apologised to the Chancellor for their "oversight" - but on Thursday, emails emerged confirming her husband had in fact been told about the licence.

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In the exclusive poll for GB News membership readers, an overwhelming majority (96 per cent) of the 2,624 voters thought she should resign, while just four per cent thought she shouldn't.

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