The first job for the new Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, is to choose members of his cabinet. Here’s a who’s who of the new cabinet. A number of previous cabinet members have either resigned or been sacked.
- Prime Minister – Boris Johnson
- Chancellor – Sajid Javid
- Foreign Secretary – Dominic Raab
- Brexit Secretary – Stephen Barclay
- Home Secretary – Priti Patel
- Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster – Michael Gove
- Defence Secretary – Ben Wallace
- International Trade Secretary – Liz Truss
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Health & Social Care Secretary – Matt Hancock
- Environment Secretary – Theresa Villiers
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Education Secretary – Gavin Williamson
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Culture Secretary – Nicky Morgan
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Business Secretary – Andrea Leadsom
- Housing & Communities Secretary – Robert Jenrick
- Work & Pensions, Women & Equalities Secretary – Amber Rudd
- Justice Secretary – Robert Buckland
- International Development Secretary – Alok Sharma
- Transport Secretary – Grant Shapps
- Northern Ireland Secretary – Julian Smith
- Welsh Secretary – Alun Cairns
- Scottish Secretary – Alister Jack
- Leader of the Lords – Baroness Evans
- Party Chairman – James Cleverly
- Leader of the Commons – Jacob Rees-Mogg
- Chief Secretary to the Treasury – Rishi Sunak
- Chief whip – Mark Spencer
- Attorney General – Geoffrey Cox
- Minister for housing, communities and local government – Esther McVey
- Minister for home – Brandon Lewis
- Minister for business, energy and industrial strategy, and education – Jo Johnson
- Paymaster general – Oliver Dowden
- Minister for business, energy and industrial strategy – Kwasi Kwarteng
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