She is leaving after rows over pay and donations and will take up a new role as the prime minister's regional envoy.

Sue Gray has resigned from her role as Downing Street chief of staff and will take on a new Government role, Number 10 has announced

She will be taking on a new Government role after resigning from her role as Downing Street chief of staff

Gray had become a lightning rod for internal criticism since Labour’s election victory in the summer.

She's accepted a new role as the PM's envoy for the regions and nations

Parliament is set to return on Monday after a conference recess that saw the Government wrapped up in rows over Ms Gray's salary and freebies for ministers and MPs

Gray will leave one of the most important jobs in Downing Street after only a few months in post.

Sue Gray has resigned from her position as Downing Street chief of staff and will take on a new Government role, Number 10 has announced.

Keir Starmer has been forced to conduct his first 'reset' after barely three months in power, replacing his chief of staff and drafting in a new comms team.

Last month, it was leaked to the BBC that Gray was earning more than the Prime Minister, amid a series of briefings against her as chief of staff.

Ms. Gray said intense media scrutiny of her role meant she “risked becoming a distraction” to the new Labour government.

Sue Gray resigns as Keir Starmer's Chief of Staff, citing distraction from government's work; Morgan McSweeney to replace her.

LONDON: British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's chief of staff Sue Gray resigned on Sunday (Oct 6) following rumours about tensions within his team of advisers that cast a shadow over his government little more than three months after a

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's chief of staff Sue Gray resigned on Sunday following rumors about tensions within his team of advisers that cast a shadow over his government little more than three months after a landslide election victory. Gray, a former senior civil servant, was the subject of leaks…

Morgan McSweeney, who led Labour’s general election campaign, is reported to have clashed with outgoing chief of staff Sue Gray.

Kemi Badenoch warns the 'wheels have well and truly come off' following the resignation of Sir Keir Starmer's controversial chief of staff yesterday.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer appoints new Chief of Staff amid high-profile resignation and government shake-up.

Mr McSweeney, 47, credited with transforming the Labour Party into an election-winning machine after the Corbyn era, has sealed his victory in a bitter power struggle with Ms Gray (pictured).

Keir Starmer has been forced to conduct his first 'reset' after barely three months in power, replacing his chief of staff and drafting in a new comms team.