PM Keir Starmer is facing a cabinet civil war as ministers, including Angela Rayner, Louise Haigh, and Shabana Mahmood, express concerns over potential spending cuts in the October 30 Budget. The prime minister’s spokesperson warned departments to be “more productive” amid disagreements over filling a £22bn “black hole” left by the Tories. Labour peer Harriet Harman emphasized the importance of collective responsibility in cabinet decisions and suggested the PM may act against those leaking complaints.
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Mark Murphy's final day as Packers team president will be July 25
Mark Murphy, the Packers team president/CEO, will retire on July 25, coinciding with the team's annual shareholders' meeting at Lambeau Field. He will pass leadership to Ed Policy, chosen as his successor last June, as Murphy reaches the mandatory retirement age of 70 after nearly 18 years in the role. Expressing confidence in Policy's abilities, Murphy stated, "He’s been a tremendous asset to the organization, and I’m confident he will be an excellent steward in...
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