Sue Gray, the "partygate" investigator who went on to become Sir Keir Starmer's chief of staff, has taken her seat in the unelected House of Lords four months after leaving the heart of Government.Taking the title Baroness Gray of Tottenham, the former senior civil servant wore the traditional scarlet robes for the short introduction ceremony in the upper chamber, where she swore allegiance to the King.She was supported by former Whitehall chief and independent crossbencher Lord O'Donnell and fe

Sue Gray, the "partygate" investigator who went on to become Sir Keir Starmer's chief of staff, has taken her seat in the unelected House of Lords four months after leaving the heart of Government.Taking the title Baroness Gray of Tottenham, the former senior civil servant wore the traditional scarlet robes for the short introduction ceremony in the upper chamber, where she swore allegiance to the King.She was supported by former Whitehall chief and independent crossbencher Lord O'Donnell and fellow Labour peer Baroness Harman.