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The Guardian view on Morgan McSweeney’s resignation: Sir Keir’s premiership is on the road to nowhere | Editorial
Editorial: The departure of the prime minister’s chief of staff signals the demise of the political project which put him in No 10. All bets are off now.
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independent.co.uk
McSweeney quits as Starmer’s chief of staff over Mandelson scandal
The departure of the man responsible for putting Keir Starmer into Downing Street is a serious blow to the government and leaves Keir Starer exposed
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theguardian.com
Morgan McSweeney: brains behind Labour’s comeback undone by poor judgment
Starmer’s chief of staff, who has quit over Mandelson appointment, was accused of presiding over a toxic No 10
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‘The only honourable course’: Morgan McSweeney’s resignation statement in full
Keir Starmer’s chief of staff leaves job over role in Peter Mandelson’s appointment as US ambassador
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Keir Starmer’s next steps: what hurdles must the prime minister now negotiate?
Top aide’s resignation may buy PM time, but coming weeks bring events that could yet end his time in office
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Starmer’s right hand man has resigned – what does this mean for the future of the PM?
Many people in Labour wanted Morgan McSweeney sacked as Downing Street chief of staff before he finally quit over the Mandelson scandal, but now the question is if Starmer can…
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For some, McSweeney resignation removes obstacle to eventual downfall of Starmer
Those pushing to oust the prime minister are unlikely to be deterred by his right-hand man’s departure
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Starmer in fight to reassert control over Labour party after McSweeney exit
Allies hope aide’s departure can quell anger over Mandelson scandal but others say it leaves PM dangerously exposed
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‘Blame me’: what the UK papers say as Morgan McSweeney quits over Mandelson-Epstein scandal
British papers explore what’s next for prime minister Keir Starmer after the loss of his longtime adviser over the Mandelson-Epstein files scandal
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bbc.com
Chris Mason: Starmer's predicament is dire and now he faces future without top aides
Sir Keir Starmer's administration appears rudderless after the loss of two key aides, writes Chris Mason.
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The Guardian view on Morgan McSweeney’s resignation: Sir Keir’s premiership is on the road to nowhere | Editorial
Editorial: The departure of the prime minister’s chief of staff signals the demise of the political project which put him in No 10. All bets are off now.