Labour's Starmer considering appointing Sue Gray as chief of staff
Sir Keir's search follows his dismissal of Sam White who served in the role for a year but was unpopular with some of the shadow cabinet.Allies of the Labour leader say that due to the relative inexperience of his team, a candidate who understands how to operate at the top level of government is essential.Ms Gray's appointment would echo Tony Blair's recruitment of diplomat Jonathan Powell while Labour was in opposition in 1995.
Mr Powell later become Number 10's first chief of staff and played a role in Northern Ireland peace talks ahead of the Good Friday Agreement. A party source said:"[Sue Gray] knows how Number 10 works and she's very popular with civil servants."
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