Leung rejects call for Exco reform and says he will not replace Barry Cheung
Chief executive says body has 'evolved' and he will not replace HKMEx founder Barry Cheung

Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying has dismissed the need to reshuffle the Executive Council and replace Barry Cheung Chun-yuen after his resignation.
Leung also stressed that his earlier decision to reappoint Cheung as chairman of the Urban Renewal Authority had been "fair and normal".
Cheung stepped down from all his public posts on Friday after police interviewed him in their inquiry into his failed Hong Kong Mercantile Exchange.
Leung's comments came after calls from Legislative Council president Jasper Tsang Yok-sing and lawmakers for reform.
Tsang said Exco, the core policymaking authority, had been losing power since the handover and its functions and composition should be reviewed.
On Sunday, the Chief Executive's Office said Leung was "willing to listen" to views on Exco's operations. But Leung emphasised yesterday that Exco had "evolved" since the handover and that meetings were "smooth and efficient".