Liam Byrne replacing Hazel Blears, one of the highest-profile roles in the government outside the cabinet. However, just a fortnight later Home Secretary John Reid moved him to the immigration role, switching portfolios with Tony McNulty. McNulty had been connected with the foreign prisoners scandal that caused Tony Blair to sack Charles Clarke in May 2006. Byrne's move was seen as an attempt by Reid to establish an entirely new team to sort out the immigration system. During this period he was also Minister for the West Midlands. Gordon Brown named him Minister for the Cabinet Office in October 2008, replacing the
Morning Glory Funeral Home scandal in prison, but he served only 2 months and was released in February 1989. The incident led to a tightening of Florida's regulation of the funeral industry. The case was featured in the Season 3 episode "A Deadly Business" of the cable television documentary series "". Dr. Jan Garavaglia, the star of the series, had recently taken her first post-fellowship job as an associate medical examiner with the Duval County Medical Examiner's Office, and the episode detailed her role in the extensive investigation. Morning Glory Funeral Home scandal The Morning Glory Funeral Home scandal took place at the Howell Morning