The New Cabinet in Full
Prime Minister, First Lord of the Treasury and Minister for the Civil Service –The Rt Hon David Cameron MP
Deputy Prime Minister, Lord President of the Council – The Rt Hon Nick Clegg MP
Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs – The Rt Hon William Hague MP
Chancellor of the Exchequer – The Rt Hon George Osborne MP
Chief Secretary to the Treasury – The Rt Hon Danny Alexander MP
Lord Chancellor, Secretary of State for Justice – The Rt Hon Chris Grayling MP
Secretary of State for the Home Department; and Minister for Women and Equalities – The Rt Hon Theresa May MP
Secretary of State for Defence – The Rt Hon Philip Hammond MP
Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills – The Rt Hon Dr Vincent Cable MP
Secretary of State for Work and Pensions – The Rt Hon Iain Duncan Smith MP
Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change – The Rt Hon Edward Davey MP
Secretary of State for Health – The Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt MP
Secretary of State for Education – The Rt Hon Michael Gove MP
Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government – The Rt Hon Eric Pickles MP
Secretary of State for Transport – The Rt Hon Patrick McLoughlin MP
Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs – The Rt Hon Owen Paterson MP
Secretary of State for International Development – The Rt Hon Justine Greening MP
Secretary of State for Culture, Olympics, Media and Sport – The Rt Hon Maria Miller MP
Secretary of State for Northern Ireland – The Rt Hon Theresa Villiers MP
Secretary of State for Scotland – The Rt Hon Michael Moore MP
Secretary of State for Wales – The Rt Hon David Jones MP
Minister without Portfolio – The Rt Hon Grant Shapps MP
Minister without Portfolio – The Rt Hon Ken Clarke QC MP
Leader of the House of Lords, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster – The Rt Hon Lord Strathclyde
Leader of the House of Commons, Lord Privy Seal – The Rt Hon Andrew Lansley MP
Minister for the Cabinet Office, Paymaster General – The Rt Hon Francis Maude MP
Attorney General – The Rt Hon Dominic Grieve QC MP
Solicitor General – The Rt Hon Oliver Heald MP
Chief Whip (Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury) – The Rt Hon Andrew Mitchell
But still the same policies probably.
But how is Nick going to pass the time when he goes into work now that he has got nothing to do?
Except for Heathrow. Wonder what Boris is thinking!
& Welsh Secretary – David Jones
and vince cable is still in charge of business – ++Laugh++
Can we have some new policies please?
You’ll have to ask the EU. Policy is nothing to do with the UK government, whose time is fully taken up
ruiningrunning the country.What a bunch of losers!
No, Oliver Heald is a good MP
My those new deck chairs look very nice, but why are they sliding over the deck so much?
Yes, very reminiscent of the Titanic.
Well there’s a winning team if ever I saw one. We may as well just give up now. Still, congratulations to Mr. *unt on being the first man to get a promotion for lying to parliament.
The standards at the top set what is acceptable to those below, right down to town councils.
Does our government have any understanding of esoterics?
& Clarke?
Silly Walks apparently, with Warsi
Reshuffle? What reshuffle? All that hype then a complete non-event.
Grand titles
Grotty People – by and large
Grotty policies
I could never understand what Lansley was trying to do. He even had a daily slot on PM for a couple of weeks and I was none the wiser after, just more confused. I think he meant well but no one really knew what he was doing.
The problem is that Lansley did know what he was doing. He spent a long time in opposition with a health role. The NHS did not know what he was doing at a grass roots level and thought things were all about targets that were measurable (rather than delivering better health; as they had been conditioned to think). So implementation of his ideas did not work and some are going to be scrapped.
Why do we need one Minister without Portfolio never mind two?
I don’t see any West Indian mothers in that line up.
Stop whinging Di, at least you managed to dislodge your opposite number in that lot across the floor.
All you need now is a new diet and you’ll be right up against that famous wall of yours.
So how is that brains trust going to get the Tories elected in 2015?
Bit of a gift to UKIP
Oliver Heald is Solicitor General,
Dominic Grieve remains Attorney General
Should have been the other way around
Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change – The Rt Hon Edward Davey MP
Is he related to Wavey Davey?
No he is probably related to the inventor of the Davey lamp – which is apt considering the darkness descending.
and since he hasn’t a hope in hell of changing the climate,his salary should be halved.
I’m seeing conflicting reports about who the Attorney General is and who the M. for women, equaility and Marxism is.
I quall at the thought.
AG no change. Maria Miller for women, equalities, and navel fluff.
Guido- are any of them Conservatives?
I thought Maria Miller was now Minister for Women and Equalities as well? Or was that misreported?
No, it’s correct. I expect she’ll chop wood at Chequers and polish up the Cameron family silver too.
Perhaps Cameron wanted to surround himself with fresh faces who are grateful for the job/money and who wont point out the obvious that policies are failing and out of step with pulse of our nation.
If any of you are here, take note, even some Lords are now agreeing that our government, ie you, are damaging the social fabric of this nation. The public have booooooooooddddd Osborne. Are you going to toe the line and keep your fingers crossed while Britain fails under current leadership or are you going to knock some sense into Cameron and his buddies and try to repair the damage? Remember the IMF says you have it wrong, even your old once faithful economists say that you have it wrong, the public have booooooooodddddddd, are you going to reinspire this nation or continue its descent into darkness?
Do you represent the people or your own egos and wallets? Daft question.
Benefits cheats are said to steal from the tax payer and jailed, expenses fraudulently claimed from the taxpayer by MPs said to be a mistake and lead to promotion to Government position. Am I missing something?
Not at all, you are right on the button.
Nice to see a bit of history in the making.
Chris Grayling is the first non-lawyer to be Lord Chancellor since 1558.
In those days it if it was not a lawyer it was a churchman. Mr G is a television producer and perhaps his trade fills in for the Law and the Church these days.
Has E2R commented yet on “Her” new guvmint?
Did anyone expect anything sensible from Clegaron?
Right? Honourable? The c*nts are rarely right – none of the thieving c*nts are honourable. Pompous fekkin arsewipes.
Anyway, they are totally pointless. The EU runs the show now.