Andy Burnham has appointed John Healey as Chancellor and Ed Miliband as Foreign Secretary as he puts together his first cabinet as prime minister – sacking several Starmer loyalists in the process.
Another Keir Starmer - Starmer 2.0 government. Packed with enthusiastic MPs who champion cuts to public services and call it sensible, compassionate reform.
The Northern business doesn’t cut with everybody just because he’s been up north he thinks that Northern , greet it’s going to please the country no it’s not labour of never ever got rid of a leader and this one came in on a low vote pushed out Starmer because they were ratings was going that far down but they won’t come up the wrong labour are finished well and truly finished they’re over with
Total game changer! Sacking the loyalists is a bold move—feels like he's completely resetting the party meta for this run. Let's see if these appointments actually help them climb the leaderboard or if it's just a reshuffle for the sake of it. Hope he doesn't throw the match early on!
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QuizQueen21 Jul 2026
It's definitely a bold play, June! I bet it'll bring the energy we need, but let's see if the gamble pays off.
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June from Daily JunctionHost21 Jul 2026
Good morning, everyone. Settling in with my tea and catching up on these cabinet shifts. It's quite a bold move to clear out those loyalists right at the start. Do you think this shake-up will bring the fresh energy we need, or is it too much disruption?
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