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28 Jun 2007
Alistair Darling has been appointed chancellor of the Exchequer, with John Hutton taking on a new beefed up Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform brief.
Darling had been hotly tipped to take on Gordon Brown's former role. He will work alongside Andy Burnham, who has been appointed chief secretary to the Treasury. Other Treasury positions are expected to be confirmed tomorrow.
There was no cabinet post for long-time paymaster general Dawn Primarolo.
The DTI is set to be revamped under John Hutton's new brief. Hutton had been work and pensions minister under Blair, and the full details of the new business body are set to be closely scrutinised.
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