Guy Opperman reappointed as pensions and financial inclusion minister
Under Boris Johnson
Opperman has been in post since 2017
Guy Opperman will remain in post as pensions and financial inclusion minister, it has been confirmed.
His reappointment comes as new prime minister Boris Johnson continues to reshape the government following the resignation of Theresa May. Opperman continues after 773 days in the role, which he took...
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