Sir Keir Starmer’s decision to sack his chief of staff will not resolve “systemic” issues in his No 10 operation and questions over his leadership, senior Whitehall figures have warned.
The prime minister is attempting to reboot his government by sacking Sue Gray only three months after the election following months of scandal and infighting, and replacing her with Morgan McSweeney, who masterminded Labour’s election victory
The prime minister is attempting to reboot his government by sacking Sue Gray only three months after the election following months of scandal and infighting, and replacing her with Morgan McSweeney, who masterminded Labour’s election victory
