Sir ker stormer Is orchestrated Home Office’s Ministerial Clearout After failure to deal Illegal migration And preparation of gangs and badly damaged policing Labor in elections.
With anger at 10 points of improvement in elections and Nigel Faraj continues to redeem a failure To prevent small boats amid protests outside the migrant hotels, Sir Kir has lost patience with the highly Vaunted team established in July last year.
Former home secretary Yweet Cooper, Who was laying his vision for the future a few weeks ago House officeForeign Secretary has been appointed, while many of his prominent ministers have been taken to different parts of the government.
Policing Minister Dame Diana Johnson has been sent on work and pension, while Dame Angela Eagle is to become the Minister of Farming. Security Minister Dan Jarvis is transferred to the cabinet office, but will continue to contact the home office.
And in Nottingham North MP Alex Noris and Croidon West MP Sara Jones, both low-profile politicians than the team, but two who have earned a reputation for Graft as ministers.
While Downing Street has not commented, it seems that the way the department was performing, concerns have played a role in the clearout.
Record number of small boats, 50,000 in summer, migrant hotels, policing rows and grooming gang scams have hurt everyone badly in elections.
The move came on the day when reform put Lucy Konoli on the conference platform, welcoming him as a “political prisoner” despite his tweets during the riots inspired by the killings of Southport, saying that migrant hotels should be burnt.
Former Tory Councilor’s former child career and wife have been used by the right to attack policing and judicial systems in the UK, struggling to push back on the “two-level keir” allegations.
Sir Kir will now be hoping that a new team led by his highly respected former Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood will take a very strong attitude to deal with the domestic issues of his government.
He appeared in his election campaign team with Anna Turly in search of a shake-up, which was brought as a new party chair and Dimota was done to Solicitor General, sister of Eli Raves, Chancellor Rachel Reaves.
Meanwhile, the Department of Trade and Trade has also been approved after being nominated for the new Scottish Secretary for Jonathan Reynold’s Chief Koda and former Trade Minister Douglas Alexander.
Jason Stockwood, former owner of Dating App Match.com and former president of Grimbie Town FC, come in place of Mr. Alexander.
But concerns are about the changes at the top that have not seen almost any new face, while many of the people responsible for the poor start for the new labor government have been taken to new jobs.
Former Labor MP Rosie Dafild – Now told an independent MP – Times Radio Sir Keer ‘The reshuffle was like the “deck chairs on the Titanic”.
Meanwhile, Labor MP Ian Lavori warned that the party “needs a change in direction or face results”, saying: “It is very clear that the reshuffle is well prepared – the oven prepared, someone can say. It is undoubtedly a step with a real surprise for the party rights.
“Many believe that it paves the way for a more radical step for rights on issues like immigration and welfare – time will be a very big miss – Angela will be a very big miss – an excellent politician who understands the true meaning of the Labor Party.
“The party needs a change in the direction or face results. We should understand the opportunity before it is too late.”
Rachel Maskal, who was suspended from the Parliamentary Labor Party before summer on the welfare rebellion, said: “There is a little change as a change with the reshuffle of the labor. What is needed, the culture needed, we were ready to be a great inclusive and progressive party. I hope that we hope to address the challenges of our time and set a new direction.”
In addition to former Deputy Prime Minister Ms. Rener Being forced to leave, the only important departure at the top was to make place for Ian Murray Mr. Alexander as Scottish Secretary.
The move has been questioned on senior figures in the party before the important Scottish Parliament elections next year, where the SNP and labor behind the reform can be pushed to third place.
Ross Thomson, a former Tory MP who blamed for reform, told Independent: “I wonder Ian dead. It will make our work easy.”
It is also understood that the Scottish labor raised concerns by a series of senior figures, while a senior SNP figures stated: “We are cartwheels.”
Failure in Scotland and Wales next year can see Sir Keer attempts to remove Sir Keer as Prime Minister.
There is anger on how he has taken over the dismissal, including farming minister Daniel Zicner, who had to deal with anger on changes in inheritance.
A minister who was told Independent: “It was clear that PM did not want to talk, he was hurrying the conversation. He did not give me any reason why I had to leave my job.”
There are serious concerns that there is no sound in the cabinet with Ms. Rener’s departure.
A labor MP said: “Raneer was not just a strong voice on the left-but he made an unbalanced cabinet a little more balanced. But it was almost completely skin deep and cosmetic. Really on every major issue he has hit behind them. Some leaks do not make a left-wing policy agenda.”
However, a colleague of Ms. Rener told Independent: “Angela will not calm down on the back benches. She will speak outside and there is a lot to say.”