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Starmer to hold first cabinet meeting since No 10 shakeup - as he declares start of 'phase two'
Keir Starmer initiated a government phase focusing on delivery, incorporating new personnel from The Resolution Foundation and addressing leadership challenges with unique media appearances.
- Sir Keir Starmer will lead his initial cabinet session of the new parliamentary term today following significant changes to his Downing Street team, announcing that the second phase of his administration begins now.
- The reshuffle responded to frustration over Chancellor Rachel Reeves's performance, with some allies saying she made mistakes and weakened her position.
- Labour MP Darren Jones transitioned from his role at the Treasury to Number 10, where he is now responsible for ensuring the prime minister's key priorities are implemented. Meanwhile, James Murray, formerly the exchequer secretary, has stepped into Jones's previous position as preparations for the autumn budget continue.
- Starmer announced in a social media video that his administration is entering the next stage, prioritizing rapid progress and a strong emphasis on getting results.
- The cabinet meeting and team changes signal a defining period aiming to address public frustration amid low polling, budget scrutiny, and contentious policy moves this autumn.
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Starmer to hold first cabinet meeting since No 10 shakeup - as he declares start of 'phase two'
The prime minister has declared the start of "phase two" of his government, while reports suggest changes to his Downing Street team are designed to give him more influence over the looming autumn budget.
Will Keir Starmer succeed in delivery, delivery, delivery?
Will Keir Starmer succeed in delivery, delivery, delivery? sam.macrory Mon, 01/09/2025 - 21:13 The prime minister needs to shift the government machine into delivery mode. 4 Comment Hannah White Institute for Government Yes Keir Starmer's restructured No.10 is meant to give the centre of government a “relentless focus on delivery”. Civil service Missions Labour Prime minister Starmer government HM Treasury Number 10 Cabinet Office No Phase one…
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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has appointed a number of new ministers and advisers in a cabinet reshuffle as MPs return from the summer break.
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