New Cabinet Ministers are arriving at their offices. I’ll update this as the day
unfolds and we expect 5 Lib Dems to sit in Cabinet, but here’s the order of battle as it stands:
Prime Minister: David Cameron
Deputy PM: Nick Clegg
Chancellor: George Osborne
Foreign Secretary: William Hague
Home Secretary (And Minister for Women and Equality): Theresa May
Justice Secretary: Ken Clarke
Business and Banking: Vince Cable
Health Secretary: Andrew Lansley
Education: Michael Gove
Scottish Secretary: Danny Alexander
Work and Pensions: Iain Duncan Smith
Defence Secretary: Liam Fox
Energy and Climate Change Secretary: Chris Huhne
Chief Secretary to the Treasury: David Laws
Attorney General: Dominic Grieve
Transport: Philip Hammond
Communities: Eric Pickles
Tory Party Chairman: Baroness Warsi
DEFRA: Caroline Spelman
Cabinet Office: Francis Maude
Culture, Olympics, Media and Sport: Jeremy Hunt
International Development: Andrew Mitchell
Chief Whip: Patrick McLaughlin
Another notable appointment is Sir Peter Ricketts’s assumption of the role of National Security Advisor.

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