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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21. Transport Secretary - Heidi Alexander
Former Minister of State for Courts and Legal Services, Heidi Alexander arrives in cabinet as Transport Secretary, having been an MP from 2010-2018 and then returning to Parliament in 2024. | Getty Images
22. Commons Leader - Sir Alan Campbell
An MP since 1997, Sir Alan Campbell is a former Chief Whip who has been given the job of Commons Leader. | Getty Images
23. Lords Leader: Baroness Smith of Basildon
Angela Smith, now Baroness Smith of Basildon, was an MP from 1997 until losing he seat in the 2010 General Election, and was appointed to the House of Lords shortly after. She was formerly Parliamentary Private Secretary to Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Minister of State for the Third Sector. Baroness Smith has now become Andy Burnham's Lords Leader. | Getty Images
24. Attorney General - Ellie Reeves
The younger sister of former Chancellor Rachel Reeves, Eleanor Reeves is the new Attorney General. She was previously Solicitor General, has been an MP since 2017, and has also served as Minister without Portfolio and Chair of the Labour Party. | Getty Images