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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17. Energy Secretary - Miatta Fahnbulleh
Seen as a star of the future, Miatta Fahnbulleh was first elected in the 2024 General Election and has previously served as Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State in the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. She's now stepped up to become Energy Secretary. | Getty Images
18. Scottish Secretary: Douglas Alexander
Douglas Alexander will continue in his role as Scottish Secretary, a job he was handed by Keir Starmer last year, controversially ousting Edinburgh MP Ian Murray. He has previously served in the cabinets of both Tony Blair and Gordon Brown. | Getty Images
19. Welsh Secretary - Stephen Kinnock
Previously Minister of State for Care, Stephen Kinnock will now now attend cabinet as Welsh Secretary. The son of Labour supremo Neil Kinnock, he has been an MP since 2015. | Getty Images
20. Northern Ireland Secretary - Sir Chris Bryant
Sir Chris Bryant is the new Northern Ireland Secretary, succeeding Hilary Benn. He's been an MP since 2001 and has previously served in government as Deputy Leader of the House of Commons and Under-Secretary of State for Europe and Asia. | Getty Images