David Cameron today completed his cabinet reshuffle following last week's UK general election, which resulted in a Conservative-majority government.
While high-profile figures such as George Osborne and Theresa May retained their portfolios, they are joined by a number of new faces, including Sajid Javid, who enters the cabinet as business secretary.
The top members of the government are granted full membership status of cabinet, as opposed to those who merely attend cabinet meetings, such as the chief whip.
The list of full cabinet members is as follows:
Prime minister: David Cameron
Chancellor of the exchequer and first secretary of state: George Osborne
Home secretary: Theresa May
Foreign secretary: Philip Hammond
Justice secretary and lord chancellor: Michael Gove
Health secretary: Jeremy Hunt
Education secretary: Nicky Morgan
Defence secretary: Michael Fallon
Work and pensions secretary: Iain Duncan Smith
Leader of the House of Commons: Chris Grayling
Leader of the House of Lords: Baroness Stowell of Beeston
Business secretary: Sajid Javid
Culture secretary: John Whittingdale
Environment secretary: Liz Truss
Energy secretary: Amber Rudd
Communities secretary: Greg Clark
Transport secretary: Patrick McLoughlin
International development secretary: Justine Greening
Scottish secretary: David Mundell
Northern Ireland secretary: Theresa Villiers
Welsh secretary: Stephen Crabb
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and cabinet office minister: Oliver Letwin.
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