David Cameron unveils first all-Tory Cabinet in 18 years

Lord Feldman has been appointed Conservative Party Chairman and will attend Political Cabinet, David Cameron has confirmed.

Grant Shapps has been appointed as the new international Development Minister, David Cameron has confirmed.

The news comes on the back of claims during the election campaign that the former Conservative chairman anonymously edited his own entry on Wikipedia.

David Cameron - the first Conservative leader to win an outright majority for 23 years - has today been naming those who will join him at the top table.

Among the new Cabinet members are a clutch of female MPs promoted to leading positions, while Boris Johnson has been given a non-ministerial role while he focuses on his final year as Mayor of London - the equivalent, he said, of a zero-hours contract.

Among the losers of the day was Eric Pickles, who was sacked as Communities Secretary.

ITV News deputy political editor Chris Ship reports:

Jeremy Wright will remain as Attorney General, David Cameron has announced.

Mr Wright, the MP for Kenilworth and Southam, was sworn in as Attorney General in July last year.

The newly-selected Chief Treasury to the Secretary, Greg Hands, has confirmed there was no Liam Byrne-style note left in the draw of his office.

Mr Hands' appointment was announced earlier today by the Prime Minister, amid a major reshuffle at the top of the party.

He took a jovial swipe at Labour's Mr Byrne, who served as chief secretary to the Treasury under Gordon Brown and who left a note for his successor informing them: "There is no money", after apparently being asked whether Lib Dem Danny Alexander, who held the position under the coalition, had followed suit.

The note was often referenced during the general election campaign.

Read: Labour's Liam Byrne admits ' shame' at 'no money' letter

Francis Maude will become Trade Minister at the Foreign Office and the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, David Cameron has announced.

Horsham MP Mr Maude has previously served as the Minister for the Cabinet Office and as Paymaster General.

Harriett Baldwin has been given the role of Economic Secretary to the Treasury (City Minister), David Cameron has announced.

The West Worcestershire MP was re-elected last week after first winning the seat in 2010.

Therese Coffey has been named as David Cameron's chosen new Deputy Leader of the House of Commons.

Ms Coffey was re-elected to represent the Suffolk Coastal constituency in last week's general election.

Anne Milton has been named as the first female Conservative MP to hold the post of Deputy Chief Whip.

The Guildford MP has previously served as Public Health Minister and as a government whip.