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Byers faces calls to quit after Jo Moore departure

British Transport Secretary Stephen Byers is facing demands to resign after his spin doctor and press chief were forced to quit.

Byers faces calls to quit after Jo Moore departure

Sat, 16 Feb, 2002 - 10:29

British Transport Secretary Stephen Byers is facing demands to resign after his spin doctor and press chief were forced to quit.

Mr Byers announced that Jo Moore and Martin Sixsmith were both giving up their jobs.

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