Keir Starmer's chief of staff Sue Gray resigned amidst internal tensions as Labour's first 100 days drew near, highlighting challenges within the new government.
Gray's leadership style faced criticism, with accusations of micromanaging and limiting access to key resources, causing significant tensions within Downing Street.
Despite defenses from some cabinet ministers about Gray's work, there remains a concern that internal briefings against her reflected deeper issues within the government.
The appointment of Morgan McSweeney as new chief of staff follows Gray's resignation, suggesting shifts in dynamics as Labour aims for smoother governance.
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