Reshuffle delivers minimal changes to green Ministerial roles

James Murray
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Thérèse Coffey, George Eustice, and Richard Harrington all look set to remain in current posts at Defra and BEIS

The second day of Theresa May's reshuffle continued to have minimal impact on Ministers with an environmental remit, as a number of key figures confirmed they were remaining in their current posts...

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