Sue Gray steps down as Starmer’s chief of staff amid salary controversy
Sue Gray has stepped down from her role as Sir Keir Starmer’s chief of staff, as announced by Number 10. She has been appointed as the prime minister’s envoy for nations and regions. Morgan McSweeney, the party’s former campaign director who led July’s election landslide, will take over as the prime minister’s chief of staff.
Labour frontbencher John Healey has denied that Sue Gray was forced out of her senior Downing Street job, or that the ...
That’s not to say that we have seen the last of Sue Gray. She is Whitehall’s great survivor, undeniably capable and ...
Sue Gray, chief of staff to British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, has resigned following internal tensions within the Labour Party. She will transition to a role as Starmer's envoy for regions and ...
Sue Gray is to miss the Labour Party conference in Liverpool. Sir Keir Starmer’s influential chief of staff has found herself at the centre of a saga about her pay and Downing Street ...
Rebel Labour MPs are stepping up their lobbying of the Treasury in the hope a government reset following the departure of Sue ...
Defence secretary rejects Labour in crisis with Sue Gray row and insists Downing Street ‘is getting on’ with the job ...
Keir Starmer will chalk up 100 days as prime minister next Saturday. He will do so without his now-former chief of staff Sue ...
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