French government ministers are due to reveal details of their personal wealth as part of efforts by Francois Hollande to regain public trust. The French president set Monday as the deadline for ministers to declare their assets publicly. The move followed the scandal surrounding former Budget Minister Jerome Cahuzac, who is charged with tax fraud over a secret bank account. Mr Hollande’s popularity ratings have plummeted in the wake of the scandal. Each of France’s 37 ministers is required to publish details of their personal finances on their government websites. The list of assets is expected to include details of bank accounts, property and other expensive items such as cars, art works and antiques. The BBC’s Hugh Schofield in Paris says the exercise is designed to be eye-catching, and dispel some of the public disenchantment with politics that has developed in recent weeks. Two Renaults Jerome Cahuzac caused shock earlier this month when he admitted he had hidden about 600,000 euros (