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Sue Gray 'paid more than Keir Starmer'
I’m in control, says Starmer after Sue Gray pay leaks
The prime minister has insisted he is “completely in control” after the BBC revealed a row within government over staff pay.It has emerged Sir Keir Starmer’s chief of staff, Sue Gray, received a pay rise which means she is now on a higher salary than him.
The Daily T: Who’s greedier - Keir Starmer or Sue Gray?
Westminster is in a gossip frenzy after the BBC revealed that Sue Gray, the Keir Starmer’s chief of staff, asked for and was given a salary of £170,000 - £3,000 more than the PM. Now leaks, power struggles and disgruntled advisers are dominating the headlines.
Keir Starmer Forced To Declare He Is 'In Control' Despite Sue Gray And Freebies Rows
Keir Starmer has been forced to insist he remains “in control” of the government less than three months after taking office. The prime minister has endured his toughest week since winning the general election amid a No.
Who is Sue Gray? Top Labour advisor with higher salary than Keir Starmer used to run Newry bar
Sir Keir Starmer’s top aide Sue Gray has been in the news after it was revealed that following Labour’s general election win in July she now earns more money than the British prime minister. It has being reported Ms Gray requested and was awarded a salary of £170,
Starmer has 'no input' on Sue Gray's pay, Cabinet minister suggests
Ministers have "no political input" in the pay of their advisers, the Business Secretary has said, as he defended Sir Keir Starmer amid criticism of his chief of staff's £170,000 salary. Jonathan Reynolds said there was a "long-standing process" for determining earnings for aides and dismissed suggestions that the Prime Minister had personally intervened to increase Sue Gray's pay.
Downing Street Row Erupts After It Emerges Keir Starmer's Chief Of Staff Earns More Than Him
A furious war of words has erupted inside 10 Downing Street after it emerged that Keir Starmer’s chief of staff earns more than he does. The BBC reported that Sue Gray’s salary was increased to £170,000 after the general election.
Keir Starmer's top aide Sue Gray paid more than the PM
Sir Keir Starmer’s chief of staff received a pay rise after the election which means she is now paid more than the prime minister. The BBC has been told that Sue Gray asked for and was given a salary of £170,000 - £3,000 more than the PM and more than any cabinet minister – or her Conservative predecessor.
Starmer rewrites the rules to pay Sue Gray more than he earns
Sue Gray, Sir Keir Starmer’s chief of staff, is paid more than the Prime Minister, it has emerged.Ms Gray asked for and has been given a salary of £170,000 – meaning she is on £3,000 more than Sir Keir.
Minister defends £170,000 salary of Keir Starmer aide Sue Gray
Minister defends £170,000 salary of Keir Starmer aide Sue Gray - Ministers have ‘no political input’ into the pay of advisers, Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds says
Minister rejects claim that Sue Gray showed ‘stunning arrogance’ accepting higher salary than Keir Starmer – UK politics live
Jonathan Reynolds, business secretary, suggests Starmer himself did not decide pay for his chief of staff. Good morning. Yesterday the BBC broke the story that Sue Gray, Keir Starmer’s chief of staff,
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Cabinet Secretary to investigate ‘hostile briefing’ against Sue Gray
Simon Case, the Cabinet Secretary, is to oversee a leak inquiry into “hostile briefing” against Sue Gray after it was ...
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Starmer insists he is ‘completely in control’ amid Sue Gray salary row
Sir Keir insisted his team were focused on delivering Labour’s mandate, rather than a row over the top aide’s pay.
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