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But a report by think-tank the Institute for Government warns Mr Cameron against embarking on a major reshuffle of the junior ministerial ranks.

That could mean a recall to the side for the former Hull winger Tom Lineham as Smith prepares a major reshuffle of his backline.

Brown's appointment was the first move in a major reshuffle of the party following Corbyn's re-election as leader last month.

In 1984 a major reshuffle of offices in the Roman Curia resulted in the delegation of the routine administration of Vatican City to a pontifically appointed commission of five cardinals headed by the Secretariat of State.

Lech Kaczynski's approaching presidential election defeat is crucial for the future of his and his brothers' party, and it might equally start a major reshuffle of Poland's political landscape.

Rich countries are in the midst of a major reshuffle of aid priorities as more turn towards the private sector and look to fund business opportunities in poor countries.

"It's not a major reshuffling of the chairs," Michael Mayo, a banking analyst with Credit Suisse First Boston, said of the job changes at Citigroup.

What we will see this year, and again in two years as the city's electoral system adjusts to redistricting, is a major reshuffling of the city government.

In recent weeks, there have been increasingly outspoken criticisms of Mr. Schröder's leadership and demands for a major reshuffling of his cabinet as a way of restoring confidence both within the party and the public.

If its plan is approved by President Bush and Congress, more than 20 major bases will close over the next six years and there will be a major reshuffling of Air National Guard units.

After a decade of overseeing Paramount Pictures, Jonathan Dolgen, the chairman of the entertainment division at Viacom, resigned yesterday, one day after he was passed over in a major reshuffling of the company's top management.