Starmer cabinet reshuffle: Who is in and who is out as PM overhauls his top team after Rayner resigns
Sir Keir Starmer, Angela Rayner’s resignation as the secretary of housing and deputy prime minister launched a major cabinet change.
The Prime Minister is trying to restart his government while reform in the polls behind Britain and struggling to make key promises.
Ms. Rayner resigned after concluding that Sir Keir’s ethical adviser could not pay the right amount of stamp tax on an £ 800,000 apartment on Hove and concluded that it violated the ministry code.
This autumn was expected to change a wider cabinet, but it began after the Deputy Prime Minister’s departure on Friday.
Under, Independent He looks at whom and who is outside Sir Keir’s best team:
Get out: Angela Rayner
Ms. Rayner will have to be changed to at least as a housing secretary, and after Sir Keir has left, he can elect a new Deputy Prime Minister.
Seaside was under pressure to quit after avoiding the stamp tax invoice for £ 40,000 when purchasing his property.
Prime Minister’s independent ethical adviser Sir Laurie Magnus, ignoring the calls for expert tax advice, violated the Ministry Law on Friday.
Runners and riders will assume their duty as housing secretary.
Get out: Lucy Powell
Lucy Powell was dismissed as the leader of the House of Commons after Mrs. Rayner’s departure. Critics believe that he has performed low in the role, and after his dismissal of the grooming gangs scandal as a “dog whistle” problem, he came under fire.
Critics claimed that the Deputy Prime Minister was just because he was very good in his work, and he jumped to Mrs. Rayner’s defense after the stamp Duty scandal.
“It was an honor to serve in the first workers’ government in 15 years, Pow said Powell.
He emphasized the efforts of modernizing the joints, including squeezing the rules of the deputies.
“These are the changes that the Labor Government can make and do,” he added.
Out: Ian Murray
Another minister was the Scottish Secretary Ian Murray, the only minister who was reorganized, and the only deputy of Labour’s border for years.
Following a comprehensive success in last summer general elections, Labour offers many options to replace Mr. Murray, who has dozens of deputies in Scotland and went to Sir Keir.
Mur Murray said that he was disappointed with a lot of things and leaving the government with much more ”.
And he warned that politics in the UK is at a “dangerous intersection ve and added that“ the responsibility of all of us in the life of the people is a debate for the progressive change that brings together our prosperity, hope and communities ”.
MOVED: Shabana Mahmood
Shabana Mahmood, which is widely praised for the government by skillfully in the government, is moving to the task of making a comprehension at the Ministry of Interior.
The accumulation of the court was the fundamental focus of the summary, but Kashmir Origin’s daughter of immigrants was drawn to the migration policy that would form most of the new day business.
Ms. Mahmood will take over from Yette Cooper on the use of shelter hotels to host asylum seekers and with small boat transitions in tensions.
The most senior Muslim woman in the government supported Sir Keir after saying that Britain had left the risk of being a “foreign island ında in May, but avoided using the term.
MOVED: YETTE COOPER
He was returned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to make room for Mrs. Mahmood in his home office.
The ongoing war in Ukraine will represent England on the world stage among Israel’s increasing concerns about the ongoing military campaign in Gaza and the influence of China.
He came under fire as the Minister of Interior because he could not take action quickly to reduce the number of small boats passing the British channel.
MOVED: David Lammy
David Lammy was part of the puzzle when he came to Mrs. Mahmood in his home office. Ms. Mahmood filled the point evacuated by Foreign Minister to the Secretary of Justice.
Mr. Lammy is expected to go through a series of reforms that aim to reduce the capacity crisis that disturbs the Prisons of the Labor Party and to reduce the rates of re -providing.
In addition, Mrs. Rayner is given the title of Deputy Prime Minister, so the PMS will stop for Sir Keir in events like PMQs.
MOVED: PAT McFADden
Pat McFadden, which is currently a Lancaster Duke, is moving to start a new “Super Ministry”, which covers a part of the Ministry of Labor and Pension and Education Department (DFE) from the Cabinet Office.
With a movement aiming to cut the spiral welfare invoice and increase economic growth, the new department will cover the benefit system and the skill that is currently part of DFE.
MOVED: Liz Kendall
Liz Kendall, who previously worked as a Secretary of Labor and Pension, was seized as the secretary of science, innovation and technology.
Leicester West has served the election zone since 2010, and the worker has been at power in 2024 at the Ministry of Labor and Pension (DWP).
MOVED: Steve Reed
Steve Reed was chosen to take his job as Mrs. Rayner’s housing secretary.
Mr. Reed currently has an important local government experience. In 2012, he had been the leader of the Lambeth Council for more than six years before his election to parliament, which he saw that he intervened in the Council tax, social housing and child services.
The Rural, Food and Rural Affairs Department (Defra) has influenced water companies in the role of sewage shedding and pushing water companies.
MOVED: Peter Kyle
Peter Kyle will pass the role of the business secretary as the Secretary of Science, Innovation and Technology, which replaces Jonathan Reynolds.
In his former business, he was responsible for managing the growing AI sector of England and supporting high -tech innovation.
It was seen as a rising star at the party, and one of Labour’s stronger media artists points to a promotion.
MOVED: Emma Reynolds
Wycombe Deputy Emma Reynolds was first elected to Parliament in the North East in 2010 in 2010, but since 2024, Buckinghamshire served the election zone.
After the resignation of Tulip Siddiq, he was appointed as the Minister of City. Ms. Siddiq stopped after allegations of corruption in Bangladesh.
Sir Keir is a new environment of Starmer’s new environment, as the Secretary of Economic Secretary and City to become the Secretary of Food and Rural Affairs.
Moved: Douglas Alexander
Douglas Alexander returns to a role he held about twenty years ago and replaces Ian Murray as the Scottish Foreign Minister.
In the same role, he served under Tony Blair from 2006 to 2007 and was appointed as a transport secretary before he became a state secretary for international development under Gordon Brown.
Recently, he worked as the Minister of Commerce and Economic Security in the Ministry of Labor and Trade as the Minister of State and Minister of State.
MOVED: Jonathan Reynolds
Jonathan Reynolds will leave his position as a business secretary and play a new role as a parliamentary secretary – otherwise he is known as the Chief Kit.
It is an effective and important position and is responsible for ensuring that all workers’ deputies participate in discussions and vote in the direction of party leadership.
MOVED: SIR Alan Campbell
Jonathan Reynolds’ head of the whip will now be the chairman of the council and the leader of the House of Commons.
He takes the role from Lucy Powell, who leaves the government today and will join the cabinet.
Sir Campbell has been a constant deputy and Tynemouth since 1997.
Accommodation: Rachel Reeves
Rachel Reeves is a cabin minister who has so far guaranteed security in Sir Keir’s best team. Despite the criticism of the first budget’s brakes to economic growth and creates a wave of work loss, he tied his fate to the chancellor.
The economy is at the center of Labour’s hopes to turn the survey and stay in power in the next general elections, and Ms. Reeves’s November financial statement is made or broken for the government.
Newly appointed: Darren Jones
Darren Jones, the Prime Minister of the Secretary of the Secretary of this month was announced at the beginning of this month he found headlines.
Today’s reorganization sees that it remains in this role, but also deals with the job of the Lancaster Duke’s Chancellor – a historical appointment that sees the role of a consultancy in the task.
