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The prime minister and his independent ethics adviser have received "new information" about Rachel Reeves' rental arrangements
A No 10 spokesman says: "Following a review of emails sent and received by the chancellor's husband, new information has come to light"
The spokesman adds: "The prime minister has full confidence in the chancellor"
On Wednesday, it emerged Reeves did not have the necessary licence from Southwark Council to rent out her family home when she moved to Downing Street
Sir Keir Starmer earlier dismissed calls for an investigation after Reeves admitted her "inadvertent error" and apologised
Sources close to the chancellor said her letting agent told her it would advise her if a selective licence was needed and did not do so
Edited by Owen Amos and Rorey Bosotti
Jack Fenwick
Political correspondent
There’s been something of a sense of déjà vu around Westminster today, with another senior cabinet minister caught up in a row about a house they own.

Just weeks after Angela Rayner was forced to resign as deputy prime minister after it emerged that she’d underpaid stamp duty, now it’s the chancellor having to answer questions.

The prime minister has dismissed calls for a full investigation into Rachel Reeves' case – but today his official spokesman refused to answer a whole host of questions.

Starmer had a brief exchange last night with the independent adviser on ministerial standards, Sir Laurie Magnus, during which it was decided that an apology was "a sufficient resolution".

Magnus is now reviewing emails about the rental arrangements that were sent and received by the chancellor’s husband.

But Downing Street has refused to say whether Magnus believed the chancellor broke the ministerial code.

The spokesman also refused to say whether he was able to view any evidence, other than the chancellor’s own account of what happened, and refused to say if Reeves will resign if she broke the law.

Sources close to the chancellor have said that her letting agent told her it would advise her if the licence was needed and did not do so. That may turn out to be enough to let her off the hook.

But for a prime minister who made such a big deal out of ministerial standards when he was in opposition, this is yet another difficult day.
Sources close to Rachel Reeves say the letting agent tasked with renting out her family home told the chancellor it would tell her if a selective licence was needed, and did not do so.
Visited this afternoon by BBC News, the Dulwich-based estate agent says they will not comment on the story.
A little earlier, we heard from Southwark Council, from whom Reeves should have bought the licence.
The council said it only takes enforcement action against landlords who do not apply for a licence within 21 days of receiving a warning.
"When we become aware of an unlicensed property, we issue a warning letter advising the landlord that they have 21 days to apply for a licence – enforcement action such as fines are reserved for those who do not apply within that time or where a property is found to be in an unsafe condition.
"We cannot comment on individual cases."
It's not yet clear if Southwark Council issued a warning letter to Reeves – or when the council became aware she was breaking the rules.
On Wednesday, Rachel Reeves admitted she did not obtain a licence needed to rent out her south London home.
After Labour won the general election in July 2024, Reeves' family home was put up for rent for £3,200 a month.
It is in part of Southwark where the council requires private landlords to hold a selective licence, which cost £945.
In a letter to Keir Starmer, the chancellor apologised for her "inadvertent" error in not applying for the licence.
The issue came to her attention, she says, when the Daily Mail approached her for a comment.
"This was an inadvertent mistake," she wrote in her letter. "As soon as it was brought to my attention, we took immediate action and have applied for the licence."
Starmer dismissed calls for an investigation after consulting his independent ethics adviser.
More now from the prime minister's official spokesperson.
He says: "Following a review of emails sent and received by the chancellor’s husband, new information has come to light.
“This has now been passed to the prime minister and his independent adviser.
"It would be inappropriate to comment further.”
Starmer was told about the further information this afternoon by the chancellor. The emails will be published later today.
The spokesman continues: "It is the right that the independent adviser on ministerial standards looks at all the relevant correspondence on this matter since the new information has come to light."
No 10 has insisted the prime minister has full confidence in the chancellor.
The prime minister's official spokesperson guaranteed that Rachel Reeves will deliver the Budget on 26 November.
Sir Keir Starmer and his independent ethics watchdog have been passed "new information" about Chancellor Rachel Reeves's rental arrangements, Downing Street says.
The information relates to emails sent and received by her husband, according to No 10.
This latest development comes after Reeves apologised for breaking rules when renting out her family home by not obtaining a licence.
This is a developing situation – we will bring you more detail soon.
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Battle brews over what bitcoin can and should be used for  Axios
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The New Mexico Lottery offers multiple draw games for those aiming to win big. Here’s a look at Oct. 29, 2025, results for each game:
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Is XRP Tundra Legit or a Scam?  99Bitcoins
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Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has launched a partnership with the Visa-owned open banking platform Tink.

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The collaboration is designed to allow crypto purchases via pay by bank in Germany, Tink wrote in a blog post Thursday (Oct. 30).
“This partnership adds a new service for Coinbase users in Germany, giving them more choice in how they manage their crypto purchases,” said Thomas Gmelch, head of commercial for Central Europe at Tink.
“Having a Pay by Bank option makes it possible to check out quickly and securely on a mobile device, directly from a bank account.”
As the blog post noted, pay by bank is an open banking-powered payment method allowing consumers to securely and quickly transfer money directly from one bank account to another with no need for manual data entry.
Customers can top up accounts with just a few taps using Tink’s technology, helping to simplify and streamline “access to the cryptoeconomy,” the post added.
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“The partnership with Tink is the latest step in making it easier to securely access the crypto economy,” said Denny Morawiak, managing director of Coinbase Germany. “The partnership is part of our constant efforts to expand our service offering in Germany and underscores our commitment to being the most trusted and compliant offering in the German market.”
The partnership came days after Coinbase announced it was teaming with Citi to develop digital asset payment capabilities for the bank’s customers, beginning with its institutional clients before potentially expanding to its other global clients.
In the first phase of this collaboration, the companies aim to focus on fiat pay-ins and pay-outs, supporting Coinbase’s on- and off-ramps and payments orchestration, with other initiatives planned for the coming months.
Meanwhile, research from PYMNTS Intelligence found a lack of awareness among consumers when it comes to pay by bank. The same report suggested that pay by bank’s best chance for gaining traction could come from sectors where consumers already link accounts directly, like betting, ridesharing or investment transfers.
“Young users, particularly Generation Z and millennials, show the highest willingness to experiment,” PYMNTS wrote last month. “More than 40% in both groups express interest in using the method for moving money between bank and brokerage accounts.”
Another unsung factor is ease of use, with nearly 40% of current users saying the simplicity of pay by bank is its chief draw.
“For resistant consumers, that benefit is often invisible. Only 1 in 5 who do not use the method view convenience as a potential selling point,” PYMNTS wrote.
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Lottery Defeated Review (Winning Update): Cracking the Lottery Code With Data-Driven Prediction Algorithms  ACCESS Newswire
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Ripple will host Swell 2025 in New York on Nov. 4–5, featuring Patrick Witt from the White House and senior leaders from Nasdaq, BNY, Citi, Fidelity, and Kraken. The lineup marks one of the strongest intersections of U.S. policy, traditional finance, and crypto in the conference’s eight-year run.
Related: BlackRock’s Presence at Ripple’s Event Sparks Speculation on XRP ETF Future
The agenda lists BlackRock Director of Digital Assets Maxwell Stein on a session titled “The Impact of Tokenized Financial Assets on Capital Markets,” alongside Moody’s and CoinDesk. Expect a focus on custody, pricing benchmarks, and how tokenized funds fit inside regulated portfolios. Such a panel gives the event institutional weight beyond just an ETF chatter.
🚨THE WHITE HOUSE WILL MAKE ITS FIRST-EVER APPEARANCE AT RIPPLE’S SWELL CONFERENCE ON NOV 4–5, 2025

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Coverage across crypto media has leaned into “BlackRock at Swell and XRP ETF?” speculation. 
The storyline matters, but Swell’s official materials emphasize payments, stablecoins, and tokenized finance under compliance frameworks, which is the infrastructure that asset managers need first.
Traders are also watching the agenda itself. Ripple stated this year’s conference will convene global financial institutions and policymakers to discuss blockchain’s expanding role in regulated finance. The agenda focuses on the adoption of the XRP Ledger (XRPL) under ISO 20022 standards. This highlights its potential role in powering tokenized finance and real-world asset (RWA) settlement.
Historically, Swell events coincide with short-term XRP trading surges. Ripple often unveils new partnerships and product updates during these sessions. Analysts and traders are now watching for signs of institutional accumulation ahead of such announcements.
Crypto analyst Ripple Bull Winkle recently suggested that XRP’s technical setup shows a coordinated accumulation. In his video update, he cited recurring support retests and consistent buying patterns. He sees these signals as momentum building toward a possible breakout.
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He linked this accumulation trend to broader institutional developments. This includes Ripple’s recent $1 billion expansion of its treasury operations through GTreasury, which aims to strengthen XRP liquidity. At the time of writing, XRP was trading at $2.55 with a market capitalization of $152.6 billion.
Related: Ripple Partner SBI Global Invests $200M in Evernorth’s XRP Treasury; Surpasses ¥10 Trillion in AUM
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