Transport Minister Gavin Strang is sacked from the Cabinet after failing to make any impression.

BBC: Special Report

The current transport minister, Gavin Strang, is widely predicted to be for the chop at the next reshuffle.

ECONOMIST: Driving Britain off the roads

At the time both John Prescott, the deputy prime minister, and Gavin Strang, the transport minister, spoke out in favour of a lower limit.

ECONOMIST: Driving

Gavin Strang said renationalisation would give railways the priority they deserve.

BBC: Prescott defends rail plans

Gavin Strang (Transport) and David Clark (Public Service) have been attacked by so many colleagues (off the record of course) that it would be a glorious feat if they survived.

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