A newly qualified junior solicitor is acting for a client selling their property. The client did not use an estate agent and agreed a private sale with the buyer. The transaction is progressing slowly due to the client's difficulty in securing a mortgage for a related purchase The Junior solicitor accepts a telephone call from the buyer's estate agent, who asks about the status of the transaction. The junior solicitor is unaware of the client's instructions on this point but confirms the progress in relation to his client's sale. The client is very angry when they hear of the telephone call and threatens to make a complaint about the junior solicitor.Which of the following statements best describes the junior solicitor's position?

A、The junior solicitor has breached the Code of Conduct because he has created a conflict of interest by giving the information to the estate agent during the telephone call.
B、The junior solicitor has breached the duty of confidentiality to the client but is protected because he is a newly qualified solicitor.
C、The junior solicitor has not breached any duty to the client because he is entitled to update anyone who makes a reasonable enquiry on a conveyancing matter.
D、The junior solicitor has not breached any duty to the client because the client did not provide full and clear instructions for the matter.
E、The junior solicitor has breached the duty of confidentiality to the client because he did not have consent from the client to provide this information to the estate agent.