Sue Gray

Sue Gray blew up Downing Street inside 100 days. The prime minister's chief of staff was blamed for a disastrous start to Labour's tenure in government.

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Keir Starmer has wielded the axe, sacking chief of staff Sue Gray and replacing her with his former head of political strategy Morgan

Sue Gray among 30 newly appointed Labour peers. Sue Gray will join the House of Lords two months after she left her role as the PM's chief of staff.

The prime minister has said he made the wrong choice in appointing former senior civil servant Sue Gray as his chief of staff last year.

Sue Gray has resigned as the chief of staff to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. This resignation came alongside the drip drip of information about donations.

Sir Keir Starmer's former chief of staff Baroness Sue Gray has challenged the government's plan to limit a civil service internship scheme

Susan Ann Gray, Baroness Gray of Tottenham, CBE (born 1957) is a British special adviser and former civil servant who served as Downing Street Chief of Staff

Sue Gray, the former senior civil servant who moved to a political post as the top advisor to Labour leader Keir Starmer, has stood down from the position.