🔴Designed to reshape Labour’s top team
🔴Prepare the party for the next election
🔴Has brought in some big hitters and promoted rising stars
🔴Demoted those who have not toed the party line and sacked underperforming MPs
Here's our break down of how dangerous new Shadow Cabinet members are to the Conservatives ⤵️
Angela Rayner: Deputy Leader, Shadow First Secretary of State, Shadow Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and Shadow Secretary of State for the Future of Work
She will continue to challenge ministers in her favoured confrontational style.
⚠️ Danger rating 4/5
Rachel Reeves: Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer
One of the few senior figures to keep her previous job, she's seen as increasingly credible by the business world thanks to her credentials as an economist and commitment to fiscal discipline.
⚠️ Danger rating 4/5
Yvette Cooper: Shadow Secretary of State for the Home Department
The former Cabinet minister has spent six years on the back benches challenging successive Home Secretaries including Theresa May, Amber Rudd and Priti Patel.
Ed Miliband: Shadow Secretary of State of Climate Change and Net Zero
The former leader has seen his brief cut in half, but he is a real expert on energy and climate change who will be able to pick holes in the Government’s net zero ambitions.
⚠️ Danger rating 3/5
Lisa Nandy: Shadow Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing, Communities & Local Government
Although technically demoted, the job plays to her strengths as a representative of a “red wall” northern town.
@BawdenTom 💉 Vaccine developers expect to have a much clearer picture within a fortnight and are already working on modifying their jabs in case Omicron proves highly resistant to them in their current form.
@ChaplainChloe Fishing has been a point of tension between the UK and France since Brexit
🐟 There were clashes over where fishing boats would have access to
🐟 The deal specified EU boats could fish in UK waters, but the British would get a greater share of fish
New tensions arose because France accused the UK and Jersey of unfairly turning down applications from dozens of French boats to fish in their waters 🚣♂️
Covid advisors to both Boris Johnson and Nicola Sturgeon fear the influx of 130,000 people to Glasgow for #COP26 could lead to a spike in infections and additional restrictions being forced on local people
@DavidParsley50 Professor Devi Sridhar, who sits on the Scottish Government’s Covid advisory group, said: "A mass event – with major movement of people in and out – with an infectious virus will cause an increase in cases.”