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Labour grandee tells Starmer to sack No 10 chief McSweeney
The intervention comes after a row at the top of Labour following anonymous briefings against health secretary Wes Streeting
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independent.co.uk
Streeting hits out at ‘juvenile’ No 10 claims he wants to replace Starmer: Latest
The prime minister did not take the chance to say he has full confidence in his chief of staff, Morgan McSweeney, when questioned by the Tory leader
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theguardian.com
Pressure grows on Starmer to sack chief of staff over briefing row
Growing calls for Morgan McSweeney to go after extraordinary briefing operation against Wes Streeting
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Starmer’s shambles in No 10 risks handing power to Farage, Alastair Campbell warns
Tony Blair’s former director of communications intervention comes as the PM comes under pressure to sack his chief of staff Morgan McSweeney
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Ed Miliband urges Labour to move on after Starmer apologises to Streeting for hostile briefings from No 10 – UK politics live
Fallout from extraordinary briefing operation against Wes Streeting continues as calls grow for Starmer to sack his chief of staff Morgan McSweeney
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Starmer can’t afford to sack McSweeney, MPs say as new year coup rumours swirl
The prime minister says he has been ‘assured’ nobody in Downing Street briefed against his health secretary amid claims chief of staff Morgan McSweeney is ‘unsackable’
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Starmer can’t afford to sack McSweeney, MPs say, as new year coup rumours swirl
The prime minister says he’s been ‘assured’ that no one in Downing Street briefed against his health secretary, amid claims that his chief of staff Morgan McSweeney is ‘unsackable’
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Starmer defies calls to sack chief of staff, claiming briefing didn’t come from No 10
PM stands by Morgan McSweeney and attempts to draw line under row in which leaks suggested Wes Streeting would launch a leadership challenge
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Labour grandee tells Starmer to sack No 10 chief McSweeney
The intervention comes after a row at the top of Labour following anonymous briefings against health secretary Wes Streeting