Opinion
The rise of Morgan McSweeny is a bitter blow to Sue Gray
Her arch-rival in the power structure, McSweeney becomes chief of staff – an especially bitter blow for Gray, who gets a consolation prize as an “envoy to the nations”, dealing with relations between mayors, local authorities and central government.
Keir Starmer has endured a rough first three months in power, with his administration overwhelmed by controversies over ...
Morgan McSweeney has become the prime minister's chief of staff, after Sue Gray quit the role saying "intense commentary" ...
A Left-wing think tank which was formerly run by Morgan McSweeney donated £10,000 towards his wife’s bid to be elected as an ...
Campaign Director Morgan McSweeney was immediately announced as her replacement. Often described as Labour’s election ...
When Corbyn resigned after the 2019 election, McSweeney backed Starmer to take over. He was picked as the leader’s chief of ...
As the brains behind Starmer’s leadership campaign, McSweeney (47) is credited with having brought the prime minister to ...
Her replacement Morgan McSweeney was Starmer’s Chief of Staff until the summer of 2021, when he was moved out. At the time, ...
McSweeney’s old-style sweetshop on Main Street in Macroom, Co Cork is quite the political nursery, now boasting advisers to ...
Faced with that uncomfortable reality, Gray has chucked in the towel and accepted a meaningless job as “envoy to the regions” ...
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