Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, in a significant move, has undertaken a ministerial reshuffle, indicating a strategic shift in his Cabinet's lineup.

In this reshuffle, James Cleverly has been appointed as the new Home Secretary, but in a surprising turn of events, former Prime Minister David Cameron has been brought back into the forefront of government affairs, assuming the role of Foreign Secretary.

Within the Department for Transport (DfT), several key ministerial positions have been filled following the departure and promotion of previous officeholders. The reshuffle was prompted by Jesse Norman’s resignation as the Decarbonisation and Technology Minister, the transition of Baroness Vere of Norbiton from her role as the Aviation and Maritime Minister, and Richard Holden's elevation from his position as Roads Minister.

Responding to these changes, the DfT has announced the appointment of Guy Opperman MP as the new Parliamentary Under Secretary of State. In his role, Opperman will oversee Roads and Local Transport, bringing fresh leadership to these vital areas as the UK continues to develop its transport infrastructure and seeks to enhance local connectivity.

Anthony Browne MP steps in as the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Aviation, Decarbonisation, and Technology. This role is particularly significant given the increasing focus on sustainable transport and the integration of innovative technologies in aviation and broader transport sectors.

Lastly, Lord Davies of Gower MP has been appointed as the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Transport in the Lords. His portfolio includes Maritime and other areas, positioning him at the forefront of overseeing the UK's maritime sector and other critical transport modalities.