Here is the first May Cabinet.
Theresa May's successor as home secretary is Amber Rudd
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Our journalists will try to respond by joining the threads when they can to create a true meeting of independent Premium. Boris Johnson is the foreign secretary in Theresa May's government
Theresa May to hand out more jobs in first cabinet 14 July 2016 5:57am Prime Minister Theresa May will continue to form her new government later – as she begins her first … Philip Hammond, the new chancellor joined the meeting Key appointments included Philip Hammond as chancellor of the exchequer, Amber Rudd as home secretary and Justine Greening as education secretary while David Davis was put in day-to-day charge of the process of taking the UK out of the EU.Labour's Jon Ashworth said: "Changing the faces at the top of the Tory Party will do nothing for working people let down by this government. Theresa May will be looking to appoint a unity cabinet with a good mix of ministers who supported leave and remain.
Boris Johnson's appointment has received a mixed reception in European capitals By the end of 13 July 2016, her first day as prime minister, Theresa May had dispatched long-serving chancellor George Osborne to the backbenches. We’ll update it as more appointments are announced. Instead, she was said by No 10 to be “listening to colleagues’ concerns”.That was interpreted as an intention to keep fighting to keep her job, despite the daunting odds stacked against her as the Conservative backlash grows.As well as Mr Hunt and Mr Javid, several other cabinet ministers – including Earlier, Mr Hunt said Ms May would still be in place when However, at the pair’s later meeting, the foreign secretary told her it was unfair to ask Tory MPs to go through the lobbies on her Brexit deal – yet again – when it was doomed to defeat.The intervention was seen by some as an attempt by Mr Hunt to avoid being outflanked by Ms Leadsom, a rival for the leadership when the contest gets underway.That is expected to be no later than Monday 10 June, possibly allowing her successor to be in place before the summer break at the end of July – with Foreign secretary does not call on prime minister to quit – but scrapping the withdrawal agreement bill would almost certainly trigger her departureIndependent Premium Comments can be posted by members of our membership scheme, Independent Premium.
"We must be more active, more engaged and more outward-looking so I am delighted to have this early opportunity to welcome my international counterparts to London for important meetings on the conflicts in Syria and Yemen," Mr Johnson said.On Monday, after attending his first EU meeting in Brussels, Mr Johnson said the UK's exit from the 28-nation organisation did not mean it would be leaving Europe or "abandoning" its friends.Former chancellor George Osborne, meanwhile, has given his full backing to the new prime minister and Mr Hammond while urging them to maintain the "closest possible" ties with European partners on the economy and security. Theresa May chairs her first cabinet meeting since becoming PM, telling her ministers she does not want the UK to be "defined by Brexit". James Brokenshire, the Northern Ireland secretary The new Prime Minister promised to fight against the “burning injustice” of inequality, and racial and class prejudice. We need a change of direction to put ordinary people first. Mrs May told ministers she did not want the UK to be defined by Brexit
After six years as Home Secretary, Theresa May has held her first full Cabinet meeting.
"We have been - and we should always remain, in my view - a global power: interested in shaping the world rather than being shaped by it. Prime minister. Start your Independent Premium subscription today.In a face-to-face meeting, the foreign secretary told the prime minister it was “too much to ask” Tory MPs to vote for the doomed legislation, It is understood that Mr Hunt did not ask Ms May to quit – ahead of a showdown meeting on Friday, when Tory MPs will demand a rapid timetable for her to go.Mr Hunt’s meeting came as a second cabinet minister – In a “frank discussion”, Mr Javid is understood to have made clear his opposition to the bill dangling the prospect of a The revolts came as the prime minister came close to admitting defeat when she was she was forced to shelve the publication of – and vote on – the crucial legislation.Nigel Farage speaks at the launch of his new Brexit Party's campaign for the European electionsBrexit Party candidate Annunziata Rees-Mogg, sister of Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg, speaks at the launchFarage and prospective candidate Annunziata Rees-Mogg wait at the launchPosters on the seats for supporters of the Brexit PartyIt will not be published until the first week of June – not tomorrow, as Ms May promised – and the Commons will not be sitting on 7 June, the intended date for the vote itself.The prime minister also has a date of destiny with the head of the powerful Ms May is not believed to have signalled any intention to resign immediately.