On Thursday Sir Keir Starmer summoned his chief of staff, Sue Gray, to see him in Downing Street.
The prime minister told her that he had concluded that her position was no longer tenable and asked her to resign. What happened
Gray is said to have proposed a compromise that would have seen her stay on in a changed role but this was rejected. “It’s really not the way she would have liked it to end,” said one friend. “She was basically the victim of a coup.”
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The prime minister told her that he had concluded that her position was no longer tenable and asked her to resign. What happened
Gray is said to have proposed a compromise that would have seen her stay on in a changed role but this was rejected. “It’s really not the way she would have liked it to end,” said one friend. “She was basically the victim of a coup.”
Click here to read the full story: https://www.thetimes.com/article/bb895c32-f161-4dd9-aef8-4b546c869262
