Sue Gray
The former chief of staff lasted less than 100 days in No.10.
The PM's once most powerful aide is not keen on becoming an envoy for regions and nations.
Labour has been dogged by rows and gaffes since the party's landslide election victory. Will the upcoming Budget be Starmer's chance to get back on track?
Keir Starmer's former chief of staff is meant to be the new regional envoy, but she's now taking a break.
His co-presenter Susanna Reid could not help but frown at John Healey's response.
Keir Starmer decided that his chief of staff had to go.
Her time in office has been marked by in-fighting among the PM's top team.
The Labour conference in Liverpool should be a celebration, but dark clouds are gathering above the prime minister.
The prime minister also defended Labour's decision to axe winter fuel payments for 10 million pensioners.
Sue Gray's salary was increased to £170,000 after the election.