A major review into Britain's broken social care system could be brought forward as Andy Burnham considers how to fund his plans for a National Care Service.
The pair looked delighted as they strolled out of No10 on Monday night having both been handed jobs in Andy Burnham's new-look Cabinet. But in a foreboding incident, they soon reached a dead end.
Sir Keir Starmer may have served his final day in No 10, but that hasn't stopped the ousted Prime Minister from providing social media users with one last opportunity to mock him.
The ousted leader gathered his former colleagues, including Rachel Reeves, at a watering hole in Kentish Town, north London, after making way for Andy Burnham.
The London Mayor is one of 15 new Labour peers announced in Sir Keir Starmer's resignation honours list as he clears No10 for Andy Burnham who will become PM on Monday.