Live updates: Theresa May appoints new cabinet members in reshuffle

Jeremy Hunt has kept his role Health Secretary following the Cabinet reshuffle.

David Lidington has been appointed Lord Chancellor and Justice Secretary in a reshuffle of the cabinet.

It was also announced that Alun Cairns has kept his job as Secretary of State for Wales.

Sajid Javid has retained his job as Communities and Local Government Secretary as Theresa may reshuffles her cabinet.

Justine Greening will remain as Education Secretary as Theresa May reshuffles her cabinet.

She has held on to the position despite differences with Theresa May over the Prime Minister's flagship policy to expand the number of grammar schools in England.

Liam Fox has been reappointed as Secretary of State for International Trade in Theresa May's cabinet reshuffle.

Liz Truss, who was formerly Justice Secretary, has been moved to the role of Chief Secretary to the Treasury "attending Cabinet".

It will be seen as a demotion from her former position.

David Gauke, who was previously Chief Secretary to the Treasury, has been promoted to Works and Pensions Secretary.

Meanwhile, Greg Clarke remains Business Secretary following the Cabinet reshuffle.

Damian Green has been appointed First Secretary of State as Theresa May reshuffles her top team.

Mr Green, who was previously Work and Pensions Secretary, takes the title generally associated with the role of deputy prime minister.

A long-standing ally of Mrs May, he will also take on the role of Minister for the Cabinet Office.