Claire Perry takes ministerial leave of absence

Madeleine Cuff
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Family illness means Universities Minister Chris Skidmore will temporarily take over climate brief

Energy and Clean Growth Minister Claire Perry is taking a temporary leave of absence from her ministerial position due to a family illness, she announced yesterday. Prime Minister Theresa May has agreed...

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