Starmer, 61, took charge of Labour in 2020 following its worst electoral defeat in 84 years.
Opinion polls show Britain ’s opposition Labour Party is currently on course to take power from the governing Conservatives in anBelow are details on Labour leader Keir Starmer and his so-called ‘Shadow Cabinet’, the team who would be in line to become senior ministers in a Labour government:Starmer, 61, took charge of Labour in 2020 following its worst electoral defeat in 84 years in 2019 under left-wing veteran Jeremy Corbyn.
Rayner could be set for a role as deputy prime minister in a Labour government and also currently holds the Levelling Up, Housing and Communities policy brief.Reeves, 45, previously worked as an economist at the Bank of England and is set to become finance minister if Labour win the election. He has identified three principles that would underpin Labour’s foreign policy: reconnecting Britain with the world, putting security and prosperity above ideology and making foreign policy work for the wider public rather than corporate and commercial interests.ED MILIBAND, ENERGY SECURITY AND NET ZERO POLICY CHIEF
Miliband would play a central role in delivering Labour’s plan to make Britain a “clean energy superpower” through the creation of a publicly owned energy company with powers to invest in new green projects alongside the private sector.Cooper, 55, was elected in 1997 as part of a landslide Labour election victory under Tony Blair and went on to serve in senior ministerial roles.
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