Si Keir Starmer’s first year as Prime Minister has been eventful to say the least. Highs include passing bills on rail renationalisation and renters’ rights, while low points were most notably a major rebellion over welfare cuts as well as a series of policy reversals. He has shown that he isn’t afraid to let people go, as he has shown by the removal of top aides in the last year.
Now, he has parted ways with another of his top aides - the third in just 12 months - and the latest being Ninjeri Pandit.
