Gill Furniss appointed as shadow pensions minister in Labour reshuffle

Former shadow transport minister takes over pensions brief from Matt Rodda

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Gill Furniss has been appointed as Labour's new shadow pensions minister, taking over the brief from Matt Rodda. Furniss - a member of parliament for Sheffield Brightside and Hillsborough since ...

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