Introducing UK PM Rishi Sunak’s new cabinet

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14th Nov, 2023. 11:14 am
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UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has appointed David Cameron.
Cameron expressed his acceptance of the offer from Sunak.
Cameron pledged to support him in delivering the necessary measures.

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has appointed David Cameron as his foreign secretary while simultaneously removing Suella Braverman from her position as home secretary in a surprising cabinet reshuffle.

Cameron, a former prime minister, expressed his acceptance of the offer from Sunak, emphasizing his commitment to public service and citing the valuable experience he brings to the role.

Cameron expressed eagerness to contribute to the nation’s security and prosperity despite acknowledging differences over some “individual decisions” made by his predecessor in the foreign secretary position.

Cameron pledged to support him in delivering the necessary measures for the country describing Sunak as a “strong and capable prime minister” exhibiting exemplary leadership during challenging times.

He expressed his intention to be part of a robust team that can be presented to the nation in the upcoming general election.

The newly appointed foreign secretary’s positive sentiments towards Sunak were echoed in his acknowledgment of the prime minister’s leadership qualities and the need for a strong team to serve the United Kingdom effectively.

For a comprehensive overview, here is the updated list of cabinet ministers:

Position	Minister	Whom did they replace?
Foreign Secretary	David Cameron	Replaces James Cleverly
Home Secretary	James Cleverly	Replaces Suella Braverman
Conservative Party Chairman and minister without portfolio	Richard Holden	Replaces Greg Hands
Chief Secretary to the Treasury	Laura Trott	Replaces John Glen
Environment Secretary	Steve Barclay	Replaces Therese Coffey
Health Secretary	Victoria Atkins	Replaces Steve Barclay
Paymaster General and Minister for the Cabinet Office	John Glen	Replaces Jeremy Quin
Attorney General	Victoria Prentis	No change
Business and Trade Secretary	Advertisement Kemi Badenoch	No change
Chancellor of the Exchequer (finance minister)	Jeremy Hunt	No change
Defence Secretary	Grant Shapps	No change
Advertisement Deputy Prime Minister	Oliver Dowden	Advertisement No change
Culture, Media and Sport Secretary	Lucy Frazer	No change
Education Secretary	Gillian Keegan	No change
Energy Security and Net Zero Secretary	Advertisement Claire Coutinho	No change
Justice Secretary	Alex Chalk	No change
Leader of the House of Commons	Penny Mordaunt	No change
Advertisement Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Secretary	Michael Gove	Advertisement No change
Minister for Development	Andrew Mitchell	No change
Minister for Equalities	Kemi Badenoch	No change
Minister for Immigration	Advertisement Robert Jenrick	No change
Minister for Security	Tom Tugendhat	No change
Minister for Veterans’ Affairs	Johnny Mercer	No change
Advertisement Science, Innovation and Technology Secretary	Michelle Donelan	Advertisement No change
Secretary of State for Northern Ireland	Chris Heaton-Harris	No change
Secretary of State for Scotland	Alister Jack	No change
Secretary of State for Wales	Advertisement David Davies	No change
Transport Secretary	Mark Harper	No change
Work and Pensions Secretary	Mel Stride	No change

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Introducing UK PM Rishi Sunak’s new cabinet

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