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Sue Gray takes seat in Lords months after leaving government
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February 11, 2025
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3:12Now PlayingSue Gray has been introduced as a peer in the House of Lords - a role given to her after she was sacked as the PM's chief of staff.
The former civil servant, who was ousted from Downing Street in September after less than three months in the role, was given the life peerage by the prime minister in the New Year's honours.
She swore the oath of loyalty to the King, and took her seat on the red benches, newly titled as Baroness Gray of Tottenham.
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