Good morning and welcome back to Guido’s blow-by-blow reshuffle coverage. Today it’ll be the more junior ministers, though there are still some minister of state roles for Boris to hand out. The possible first ministerial promotions of some 2019ers will also be something to watch out for. You can see yesterday’s moves here.

Stay tuned…

21.34: Damian Hinds remains minister of state at the home office. Also appointed minister for security and border
19.24: Jo Churchill appointed PuSS at DEFRA
19.24: Vicky Ford appointed PuSS at FCDO
19.24: Chris Philp appointed PuSS at DCMS
19.24: Mike Freer appointed PuSS at DfIT
19.24: Alex Burghart appointed PuSS at DfE
19.24: Will Quince appointed PuSS at DfE
19.24: Rachel Maclean appointed PuSS at Home Office
19.24: Trudy Harrison appointed PuSS at DfT
19:43: Graham Stuart out as PuSS at DIT
19.43: James Duddridge out as PuSS at FCDO
19.43: Matt Warman out as PuSS at DCMS
19.04: Conor Burns appointed minister of state at the Northern Ireland Office
19.04: Chloe Smith appointed minister of state at DWP
19.04: Alex Chalk appointed Solicitor General
18.15: Amanda Solloway appointed as a whip
18.15: Helen Whately appointed exchequer secretary to the Treasury
18.15: Maggie Throup appointed PuSS at DHSC
18.15: Neil O’Brien appointed PuSS at MHCLG
18.15: Lee Rowley appointed PuSS at BEIS and whip
18.15: Gillian Keegan appointed minister of state at the DHSC
18.15: Victoria Atkins appointed minister of state at MoJ, and remains minister for the Afghan resettlement scheme
18.15: Lucy Frazer appointed financial secretary to the Treasury
18.01: Robin Walker appointed schools minister
17.58: Justin Tomlinson out as minister of state at DWP
17.58: Luke Hall out as minister of state at MHCLG
17.58: Caroline Dinenage out as minister of state at DCMS
17.58: Jesse Norman out as financial secretary to the Treasury
10.40: John Whittingdale out as media minister at DCMS
09.00: Michael Ellis gets Paymaster General at the Cabinet Office
09.00: Penny Mordaunt promoted to Minister of State at trade
05.24: Penny Mordaunt indicates she’s out as paymaster general in the Cabinet Office