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Badenoch says hacking into Harriet Harman’s web site 17 years in the past ‘not the identical’ as Reeves breaking regulation

By Editorial Board Published October 30, 2025 5 Min Read
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Badenoch says hacking into Harriet Harman’s web site 17 years in the past ‘not the identical’ as Reeves breaking regulation

Kemi Badenoch has stated hacking into Harriet Harman’s web site when she was youthful is “not the same” as Rachel Reeves failing to get a £900 rental licence for her residence.

Politics newest: Reeves instructed she has to go after breaking regulation

Hacking into web sites is a felony offence and could be punishable with a high quality or as much as a two-year jail sentence for minor offences, or life imprisonment for essentially the most severe.

Requested if she had ever damaged the regulation, Ms Badenoch stated: “I don’t believe that I have, but if I had done so, if I had done so when I was in government, then I would have been sacked or I would have been forced to resign.”

However reminded of her hacking episode, she stated: “This was something I did in my 20s.

“We’re not speaking about one thing that Rachel Reeves did in her 20s, we’re speaking about one thing she’s doing as chancellor, after she grew to become chancellor.

“It is not the same thing at all.”

She stated folks shouldn’t “try and draw a false equivalence” and stated she guessed Baroness Harman’s password to enter the web site, including it was “a summary offence, like speeding”.

“This is whataboutery, we have a government of people who are repeatedly breaking the law,” she added.

Badenoch says hacking into Harriet Harman’s web site 17 years in the past ‘not the identical’ as Reeves breaking regulation

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Rachel Reeves has apologised for the error and has now utilized for the rental licence. Pic: PA

Ms Reeves has stated she was not conscious she wanted a rental licence, required in some areas, to set free her household residence in Dulwich, southeast London, after she moved to Downing Road when she was made chancellor.

She has now utilized for a licence and apologised to Sir Keir Starmer, who has stated that’s satisfactory and there’s no want for an investigation.

However Ms Badenoch stated Ms Reeves’s place is untenable, given the PM has stated “lawbreakers shouldn’t be lawmakers”.

What are rental licensing legal guidelines?

Below the Housing Act 2004, launched by Labour, councils can resolve to introduce selective licensing, the place residential landlords in specified areas will need to have a licence.

Landlords should adhere to sure necessities to acquire a licence, together with gasoline certificates, working carbon monoxide alarms and hearth security laws for furnishings.

They have to safe a licence inside 28 days of renting out a house.

Southwark Council, the place Rachel Reeves’ home is, prices £900 for a licence, which lasts 5 years.

Failure to safe a selective licence can lead to a penalty of as much as £30,000 or an infinite high quality from a courtroom upon conviction.

Landlords may also be made to repay as much as 12 months’ lease to the tenant or they are often prevented from renting out the property.

Critical and repeat offenders could be prosecuted, with a sentence of as much as 5 years or an uncapped high quality, and they are often placed on a rogue landlords database.

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Ms Badenoch’s hacking escapade emerged in 2018 after she was requested in regards to the “naughtiest” factor she had ever carried out in an interview with the Core Politics web site.

“About 10 years ago, I hacked into a Labour MP’s website and I changed all the stuff in there to say nice things about Tories,” she stated.

The then-Conservative Celebration’s vice chair for candidates, who grew to become an MP in 2017, stated she had apologised and referred to as it a “foolish prank”.

Ms Badenoch “owned up to it and actually bragged about it”, Baroness Harman stated, as she admitted her password on the time was “Harriet Harman”.

She stated she determined to not press prices.

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