THE Labour Party are set to try and attract more "high-profile" celebrities to the movement, according to the specifications of a full-time job role posted on the party website.
Party chiefs are looking to a hire a full-time "celebrities and endorsements manager" in a bid to elicit public endorsements of Starmer's leadership by notable public figures.
Based in London and with a starting salary of £47,804.12, the role will involve being responsible for "engaging celebrities and other high-profile individuals in the work of the Labour Party in order to secure their endorsement, participation in events and wider support for the work of the party".
