Greg Knight appointed Government Whip
Greg Knight, the MP for East Yorkshire, has been given a new job as a Senior Government Whip as David Cameron continues his reshuffle.
Cabinet Reshuffle: Reaction
Reaction to David Cameron's first major reshuffle of the coalition Government.
Cabinet Reshuffle - Warsi moved to Foreign Office
Baroness Warsi has lost her job as Conservative Party Co-Chair but will still attend Cabinet after being handed other roles.
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New role for Greg Knight
East Yorkshire's Greg Knight has become a Senior Government Whip in the reshuffle. He will also be responsible for keeping the Queen updated on what's happening in Westminster.
New jobs for Lincolnshire MPs
Two Lincolnshire MPs have been given Government jobs as David Cameron continues his reshuffle.
Boston and Skegness MP Mark Simmonds becomes a Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
Fellow Lincolnshire Conservative Nick Boles, who represents Grantham and Stamford, has been given a job as Parliamentary Under Secretary at Dept for Communities and Local Government
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Greg Knight appointed Government Whip
Greg Knight, the MP for East Yorkshire, has been given a new job as a Senior Government Whip as David Cameron continues his reshuffle.
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Reaction to David Cameron's first major reshuffle of the coalition Government.
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Our political correspondent Ben Erlam reports on a day of changes for our region's politicians.
Cabinet Reshuffle - Warsi moved to Foreign Office
Baroness Warsi has lost her job as Conservative Party Co-Chair but will still attend Cabinet after being handed other roles.
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Warsi axed in Cabinet re-shuffle
Dewsbury-born Baroness Warsi has been axed in David Cameron's first Cabinet re-shuffle since becoming Prime Minister. Sayeeda Warsi tweeted it had " been a privilege and an honour to serve my party as co-chairman".
Baroness Warsi - expenses allegations cleared
The co-chairman of the Conservative Party Baroness Warsi has been cleared of allegations she wrongly claimed Parliamentary expenses.
It was alleged the Dewsbury-born peer had claimed overnight expenses for staying in London while living rent-free at a friend's house.
An official investigation has now exonerated her.
Baroness Warsi guilty of only a "minor" breach of the ministerial code
– David CameronI asked Sir Alex Allan to look into allegations that Baroness Warsi had breached the ministerial code. He has reported back to me and I am satisfied with the conclusion he has reached that at no point did she use her office for any personal financial gain. He found that while there was a breach of the code it was a minor one for which Baroness Warsi has already apologised. Baroness Warsi is a great asset in building our reputation overseas and representing the British Government abroad in her role as Minister without Portfolio."
Baroness Warsi - more questions over conduct
A Labour minister has asked for another investigation after Baroness Warsi was accused again of breaking the Ministerial Code.
MP Michael Dugher has asked the Independent Adviser on Ministers' Interests to consider reports that Baroness Warsi, from Dewsbury, may have broken the Ministerial Code in other respects than those for which she is already being investigated.
It has been reported Baroness Warsi paid for potential business clients to attend a Conservative Party lunch with the Prime Minister. It is also claimed she used official overseas visits to conduct party business, when she has no ministerial responsibility for foreign affairs. She denies the claim.