Angela Rayner smiled for the cameras - the first to arrive at Downing Street as new Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer begins to appoint his Cabinet.
The deputy leader of the Labour Party - fresh from being overwhelmingly re-elected to her seat in Ashton-under-Lyne - is widely tipped to be offered a top job in the new government.
She was shadow levelling up secretary in opposition. She walked into number 10 after securing 15,573 votes to romp in her constituency.
As Sir Kier Starmer's right-hand woman, she has been a pivotal part of the party's campaign. She has toured the country on a battle bus and stepped in for the leader at two seven-way TV debates. READ MORE: The full map of General Election results across Greater Manchester In her victory speech, Ms Rayner said: "It is a vote for change.
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