Opperman becomes second-longest serving pensions minister
695 days
Opperman has been in post for 695 days
Guy Opperman has become the second-longest serving dedicated junior pensions minister, overtaking Labour's Malcolm Wicks.
In a post known for its short tenures, Opperman has now served 695 consecutive days in office since he was appointed as pensions and financial inclusion minister on 14 June 2017, passing Wicks who held...
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