Corbyn reveals more frontbench jobs

PLP Labour MPs Corbyn

Shadow Minister for Women and Equalities – Paula Sheriff.

Shadow Minister for Transport – Richard Burden.

Shadow Minister for Defence – Wayne David (announced yesterday).

Shadow Minister for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office – Khalid Mahmood.

Shadow Minister for Steel, Postal Affairs and Consumer Protection – Gill Furniss.

Shadow Minister for Home Affairs – Rupa Huq.

Shadow Minister for Home Affairs – Lyn Brown.

Tags: Reshuffle / Frontbench / Khalid Mahmood / Wayne David / Jeremy Corbyn / Richard Burden / Rupa Huq / Gill Furniss / appointments / shadow ministers / Paula Sheriff / Lyn Brown /

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