Keir Starmer makes key appointments after King Charles US trip

Keir Starmer has made key appointments to his cabinet following King Charles recent trip to US, where he addressed the Congress.

The British Prime Minister announced the appointments on his X, formerly Twitter handle.

He tweeted, “I’m delighted to appoint Harriet Harman as my Adviser on Women and Girls.

“Harriet is a strong advocate for women and girls and I know she will deliver greater opportunity for women in public life.”

The Prime Minister further said, “I’m committed to tackling structural misogyny that is a barrier for too many women and girls. I look forward to working with Harriet to drive forward action on this important issue.”

In another tweet, Starmer said: “Today I’m pleased to appoint Gordon Brown as my Special Envoy on Global Finance and Cooperation.”

He continued as Britain’s longest-serving Chancellor, Gordon is well placed to work with international allies to “build a stronger Britain and boost our country’s security and resilience.”

Keir Starmer made the decision after Labour Party lost power Friday in Wales for the first time since its devolved assembly was created in 1999.

Moreover, the latest appointments from the British Prime Minister have been announced days after King Charles visited the United States.

As per the claims, King Charles conducted a high-profile state visit to the US in an attempt to use royal "soft power" and diplomatic charm to improve fraying US-UK ties amid underlying political tensions between US President Donald Trump and Keir Starmer.