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the biggest cabinet shake-up of Keir-starmer's premiership so far, a reshuffle that switched the chairs of some of the government's most high-profile ministers, and the biggest changes in the Home Office.

David Lammy, the Foreign Secretary became the Deputy Prime Minister,

moved to Justice, Shabana Mahmoud,

the Justice Secretary going to the Home Office,

the Home Secretary of Eck Cooper moving to the Foreign Office.

Shabana Mahmoud is now the first Muslim woman in one of the great offices of state.

She's a central figure on Labour's right, known for her relatively hardline views on immigration

and asylum.

I am very clear.

I have one top priority in this job, and that is to secure the borders.

I will do whatever it takes.

And for those who've worked with me already in government and in my previous brief,

I think people can tell I'm not the sort of person that hangs around.

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