Starmer to replace third top aide in less than a year

Keir Starmer, the leader of the UK's Labour Party, is set to replace his third top aide in less than a year. Nin Pandit, who has been running the Prime Minister's team in Downing Street, is leaving the role after only ten months in the position. The frequent turnover in Starmer's senior team has raised questions about the stability and direction of the party's leadership. Pandit's departure follows the resignations of Starmer's chief of staff and his director of communications earlier this year. The Labour Party has faced criticism for its perceived lack of a coherent policy platform and its struggle to effectively challenge the governing Conservative Party. The leadership changes are seen as an attempt by Starmer to revamp his team and regain momentum ahead of the next general election. However, the frequent changes in Starmer's inner circle have also been viewed as a sign of turmoil and indecision within the party's leadership.