Sue Gray rejects job

Sue Gray rejects new job after sacking by Starmer
Sue Gray has turned down Sir Keir Starmer’s offer to become his envoy for the regions and nations. Downing Street confirmed that, two months after being removed as the Prime Minister’s chief of staff,
Sue Gray will not take up job as PM’s regions chief despite previously accepting
Sue Gray will no longer take a job as the PM’s regions chief despite previously saying she was 'pleased' to accept the role after quitting as the PM's chief of staff
Starmer's ex-chief of staff Sue Gray 'decided not to take up' PM's job offer
Keir Starmer's ex-chief of staff had been due to start the role of envoy to the nations and regions following a 'short break'. | ITV National News
Sue Gray rejects Starmer's job offer after quitting as chief of staff
Allies of Ms Gray told Sky she "doesn't want" the role of envoy for the nations, which she was offered after quitting as chief of staff following weeks of negative briefings.
Sue Gray Is Not Coming Back To Work For Starmer As Ex-Chief Of Staff 'Rejects New Role'
Keir Starmer’s former chief of staff Sue Gray is not coming back to work with the PM, HuffPost UK understands. No.10 announced on October 6 that she was being made the prime minister’s envoy for nations and regions as part of a major Downing Street shake-up.
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Sue Gray has reportedly turned down Sir Keir Starmer’s offer to become an envoy to the nations and regions after months of speculation, it is understood.It was announced that the prime minister’s former chief of staff would take up the role after she resigned from her position in October.
Starmer’s Ousted Top Aide Sue Gray Won’t Take Up New UK Post
Keir Starmer’s former chief of staff declined a new role that was offered to her in his administration, effectively ending an acrimonious relationship that posed an early political test for the UK prime minister.
‘Embarrassment’ for Sir Keir Starmer as Sue Gray turns down nation and regions role
Sue Gray will not be part of Starmer’s teamFormer Downing Street chief of staff Sue Gray has “decided not to take up the role” of envoy to the nations and regions, in an blow to Sir Keir Starmer.Ms Gray was to take up the new job after she resigned from her position at the heart of government last mont.
Sue Gray 'rejects' Prime Minister's job offer - which would have seen her as UK government 'envoy' to Stormont Executive
The Prime Minister’s former chief of staff Sue Gray is understood to have rejected his offer of a new job liaising between London and the UK’s devolved governments, after resigning from her previous role amid Number 10 infighting.
New blow for Starmer as Sue Gray rejects regions and nations envoy job offer
The PM’s former chief of staff was due to take up a role as ‘envoy to the nations and regions’ but The Independent understands ministers were ‘not enthusiastic’ about the idea
Sue Gray ‘rejects Starmer’s job offer’ to become envoy for nations and regions
Sue Gray ‘rejects Starmer’s job offer’ to become envoy for nations and regions - The PM’s former chief of staff was due to take up a role as ‘envoy to the nations and regions’
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