Another ruddy shake-up

By Adrian Barrick and Adrian Barrick 2002-06-08T00:00:00

Aside from a few new faces, the most striking feature of the reshuffle was yet another carve-up of the Whitehall machinery. A year after the biggest overhaul for nearly 40 years, Byers' DTLR has been broken up to make way for the creation of a transport ministry and the preposterously ...

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