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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Politics
Pippa Crerar Political editor

Starmer’s new chief of staff to make ‘radical changes’ to No 10 operations

Morgan McSweeney
Morgan McSweeney, who masterminded Labour’s election victory, was appointed chief of staff after Sue Gray was forced to resign. Photograph: Shutterstock

Keir Starmer’s new chief of staff, Morgan McSweeney, is preparing to make “radical changes” to the Downing Street operation as the prime minister attempts to shrug off internal rows and put a tumultuous period behind him.

No 10 sources said that “nothing was off the table” when it came to ensuring the machinery of government was fit for purpose, heralding a slew of changes that could reshape the Downing Street organisation.

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