Sue Gray has turned down Sir Keir Starmer’s offer to become the Prime Minister’s envoy for the nations and regions. Downing Street confirmed that two months after being removed as his chief of staff,

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

Keir Starmer’s former chief of staff Sue Gray has rejected the PM’s job offer to become a regions and nations envoy, according to reports. Gray, who attracted national attention after leading the civil service’s partygate probe during Boris Johnson’s premiership,

Ms Gray was due to take up the new job after she resigned from her position at the heart of Government in October.

Goodbye Sue Gray. A mere 32 days after taking a ‘short break’ from No. 10, Keir Starmer’s ex-chief of staff has today confirmed she will not continue working for the Prime Minister. Quelle surprise.

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

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.

Sue Gray has rejected a new job offer from Sir Keir Starmer after she quit as his chief of staff just weeks into his premiership, Sky News understands.

Starmer set to withdraw offer of new job from Sue Gray – reports - Ms Gray was due to take up a role as ‘envoy to the nations and regions’, but reports suggest the Prime Minister is preparing to withdraw the offer.