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Cabinet reshuffle: Who's on Keir Starmer's new team and who's out?
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's reshuffle assigns key roles to experienced MPs, emphasizing justice reform, immigration control, and AI policy to strengthen government priorities.
- On Friday, Downing Street announced a cabinet reshuffle naming David Lammy Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Secretary, with Yvette Cooper as Foreign Secretary and Shabana Mahmood as Home Secretary.
- The reshuffle reflects the government’s policy priorities, highlighting a new super ministry for welfare reform, AI policy focus in science, and immigration control after the Home Office role last year.
- Steve Reed returns to local government duties, resuming a housing role just four days after a Number 10 position overseeing cross-Whitehall delivery.
- Jonathan Reynolds was named Chief Whip after major government roles, while Sir Alan Campbell became Leader of the House of Commons, recently suspending the whip from four MPs.
- The reshuffle brings back experienced figures, with Emma Reynolds swiftly advancing to Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Secretary since her re-election last year and Douglas Alexander returning as Scotland Secretary.
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