Starmer Revokes Jenkins' Appointment as National Security Adviser

Move to reconsider key security role raises questions about political motivations and future diplomatic strategy.

Keir Starmer cancels Rishi Sunak's decision to appoint General Gwyn Jenkins as national security adviser.
General Jenkins, former vice chief of the defense staff, can reapply for the position.
Critics suggest the move aims to place a politically loyal candidate in the role.
Outgoing adviser Sir Tim Barrow was set to become UK ambassador to the US, a decision now on hold.
Labour faces scrutiny over perceived favoritism in senior appointments.