Who is Labour election guru replacing Sue Gray and behind Keir Starmer’s rise to power? - Sue Gray’s departure has triggered a wider reshuffle of Number 10, and Morgan McSweeney is set to take over he

Sue Gray has quit as Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's chief of staff after less than four months in the job, saying her position "risked becoming a distraction" to the government. Campaign Director Morgan McSweeney was immediately announced as her replacement.

Morgan McSweeney, who led Labour’s general election campaign, is reported to have clashed with outgoing chief of staff Sue Gray.

Morgan McSweeney has become the prime minister's chief of staff, after Sue Gray quit the role saying "intense commentary" around her position "risked becoming a distraction". It followed weeks of criticism and briefings against Ms Gray,

It was leaked to the BBC that Gray was earning more than the UK prime minister in a series of briefings against her

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She is leaving after rows over pay and donations and will take up a new role as the prime minister's regional envoy.

London: British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's chief of staff Sue Gray resigned on Sunday. As per the Prime Minister's office, Gray will take up a new post as Starmer's envoy for the regions and nations.

A Left-wing think tank which was formerly run by Morgan McSweeney donated £10,000 towards his wife’s bid to be elected as an MP. Labour Together gave the money to Imogen Walker, who is married to Sir Keir Starmer’s new chief of staff,