Yesterday was a big day for British politics, as Andy Burnham became the country’s sixth Prime Minister in a little over a decade.
And the former mayor of Manchester wasted little time in getting started, appointing his Cabinet hours after making his first speech outside Number 10.
There will be a total of 28 politicians sitting around the table of power, with a mix of old hands and newcomers appointed to the key roles.
Here are all 28 - and how their political careers have panned out to date.
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1. Prime Minister - Andy Burnham
Former mayor of Manchester Andy Burnham is the UK's new Prime Minister. His most recent cabinet position was as Secretary of State for Health from 2009 to 2010 in Gordon Brown's government. | Getty Images
2. Chancellor of the Exchequer - John Healey
A real Labour stalwart, John Healey has been an MP since 1997 and held various junior ministerial positions under Tony Blair and Gorden Brown. He was previously Secretary of State for Defence but resigned earlier this year due to the defence investment plan which he said fell "well short of what is required for defence and the country at this dangerous time". | Getty Images
3. Foreign Secretary - Ed Miliband
Ed Miliband, who was Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero in Sir Keir Starmer's cabinet, unexpectedly lost the 2015 General Election to David Cameron by 10 seats, effectively beginning the process of Brexit. His political comeback continues with his appointment as Foreign Secretary. | Getty Images
4. Home Secretary - Shabana Mahmood
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has impressed since taking on her role last September - so much so that she's one of the few members of cabinet to retain her role under Andy Burnham. | Getty Images