Rachel Reeves & Shabana Mahmood

Rachel Reeves: Dismissed as Chancellor, replaced by Healey.

Shabana Mahmood: Retained as Home Secretary, continuing immigration reforms.

Rachel Reeves: As Chancellor, Rachel Reeves publicly endorsed Andy Burnham for the Labour leadership, despite facing the prospect of losing her Cabinet role under a Burnham government.

Shabana Mahmood: As Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood requested the dismissal of Mike Tapp for breaching the ministerial code, leading to a standoff with Keir Starmer. Her proposals to tighten settlement rules for migrants are at the center of the dispute.

Rachel Reeves: Reeves is the current Chancellor but is expected to be replaced by Burnham. She has backed Burnham and defended her economic record, but her policies have been criticized for low growth.

Shabana Mahmood: Mahmood, Home Secretary and NEC chair, did not nominate Burnham due to her party role but is expected to support him. She is a potential chancellor candidate.

Rachel Reeves: She was replaced as Chancellor by John Healey, reflecting a shift away from Starmer's centrist policies.

Shabana Mahmood: Remains Home Secretary in Burnham's Cabinet.

Rachel Reeves: Rachel Reeves, the Treasury chief, highlighted positive economic figures as evidence that her policies are working, supporting the government's stability amidst political turmoil.

Shabana Mahmood: Shabana Mahmood is among senior ministers who reportedly told Keir Starmer to consider his position, highlighting the division within the Cabinet.

Rachel Reeves: Former Chancellor; accused by Healey of risking security.

Shabana Mahmood: Expected to be Chancellor but passed over.