David Gauke to quit Justice Secretary role if Boris Johnson wins Tory leadership vote
The man responsible for the UK Government's relationship with the Isle of Man says he'll quit if Boris Johnson becomes Prime Minister.
Justice Secretary David Gauke has told the Sunday Times he wouldn't serve under a PM who pursues a no-deal Brexit.
Mr Gauke's role includes managing relations between the British Government and the Crown Dependencies.
He's held the post since January last year.
Manx Care spends more than £660,000 on reviews over two-year period
Figure relates to six pieces of work on a range of issues
Chamber backs revised minimum wage rise after government U-turn
Business group says five percent increase strikes a 'sustainable balance'
DESC begins recruitment process for new chief officer
Successful candidate will be paid up to £147,368
More than 60 full-time equivalent roles identified in government communications and marketing posts
Tynwald written answer discloses breakdown of staff working in marketing, communications, promotional and news-related roles across government departments and public bodies
