
For aspiring advisors at Westminster, the call inviting them to join the Prime Minister’s inner team is a dream come true. With the Number 10 top-level pass comes all the perks of personal contact with the PM and unparalleled insight into the heart of political power.
Yet after a rocky first year and a kamikaze political slide into an unsettled summer, a role at the centre of power feels like it should come with danger money. Starmer is now expected to shuffle his third senior aide from the heart of his operation in less than 12 months as Nin Pandit, his principal private secretary since last October, departs for a role honing some of the policy areas Starmer chose as his focus a year ago.