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Starmer sacks third top aide in less than a year

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telegraph.co.ukStai leggendo10 mesi fa

Starmer sacks third top aide in less than a year

Nin Pandit expected to leave role as Prime Minister’s personal private secretary

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dailymail.co.uk10 mesi fa

Starmer set to replace a THIRD senior staff member in less than a year

Nin Pandit, the Prime Minister's principal private secretary (PPS), has only been in her job for 10 months but is now moving to another role in Downing Street.

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giovedì 28 agosto 2025·independent.co.uk
Starmer to ‘replace third top aide in less than a year’ as PM conducts another reset
Amid questions over the direction of government and mounting criticism over its handling of the migrant crisis, Nin Pandit’s reported departure has triggered speculation the prime…
giovedì 28 agosto 2025·telegraph.co.uk
Starmer sacks third top aide in less than a year
Nin Pandit expected to leave role as Prime Minister’s personal private secretary

Starmer sacks third top aide in less than a year

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Starmer sacks third top aide in less than a year

Starmer set to replace a THIRD senior staff member in less than a year

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Starmer to ‘replace third top aide in less than a year’ as PM conducts another reset

Starmer sacks third top aide in less than a year

Keir Starmer replaces key No 10 aide with more changes to come

Starmer to ‘replace third top aide in less than a year’ as PM conducts another reset

Starmer set to replace a THIRD senior staff member in less than a year

Keir Starmer replaces key No 10 aide with more changes to come

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