Andy Burnham becomes new UK prime minister: His new Cabinet appointments [LIVE UPDATES]

Andy Burnham is the brand new prime minister of the UK.

After Keir Starmer formally resigned, Burnham took over because the fifth PM in 4 years.

Talking in Downing Avenue, he repeated his pledge to take energy out of Whitehall and “carry it into each postcode within the land”.

Saying “this second will probably be a circuit breaker for Britain” and promising to provide the general public “extra respiration room”, Burnham stated he’ll announce measures to deal with the price of residing on Tuesday, and a brand new 10-year plan for Britain by the top of this 12 months.

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Andy Burnham is appointing his new Cupboard and junior ministers. See the newest updates beneath:

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New Cupboard ministers:

• Hamish Falconer: Intergovernmental relations and European relations minister
• Douglas Alexander: Scotland secretary
• Kanishka Narayan: Aritificial intelligence minister
• Matthew Pennycook: Minister of housing
• Alan Campbell: Lord President of the Council and chief of the Home of Commons
• Alex Norris: Justice secretary
• Baroness Smith: Lord Privy Seal and chief of the Home of Lords
• Emma Reynolds, chief secretary to the Treasury
• Stephen Kinnock: Wales secretary
• Heidi Alexander: Transport secretary
• Ellie Reeves: Lawyer normal
• Chris Bryant: Northern Eire secretary
• Angela Eagle: Meals and rural affairs secretary
• Miatta Fahnbulleh: Power and web zero secretary
• Bridget Philipson: Minister for girls and equalities (attends Cupboard)
• Lisa Nandy: Digital, tradition, media and help secretary (Division for Tradition, Media and Sport renamed Division for Digital, Tradition, Media and Sport)
• Wes Streeting: Defence secretary
• Jonathan Reynolds: Enterprise, innovation, science and commerce secretary (a brand new division that merges the Division for Enterprise and Commerce with the Division for Science, Innovation and Expertise)
• Lucy Powell: Training secretary
• Anneliese Midgley, Parliamentary secretary to the Treasury (chief whip)
• Angela Rayner: Housing secretary
• Yvette Cooper: Well being secretary
• Pat McFadden: Work and pensions secretary (similar function as underneath Keir Starmer)
• Louise Haigh, first secretary of state, chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and minister for the Cupboard Workplace
• Shabana Mahmood: Dwelling secretary (similar function as underneath Keir Starmer)
• Ed Miliband: Overseas secretary
• John Healey: Chancellor

Andy Burnham’s junior ministers:

• Dan Jarvis: Minister of State (Safety Minister) collectively within the Dwelling Workplace and the Cupboard Workplace
• Kirsty McNeill: Minister of State within the Overseas, Commonwealth and Growth Workplace
• James Murray: Monetary Secretary to the Treasury and Paymaster Normal
• Lucy Rigby: Minister of State in HM Treasury (Financial Secretary to the Treasury)
• Anna Turley: Minister of State within the Dwelling Workplace
• Catherine McKinnell: Minister of State within the Ministry of Justice
• Katie White: Minister of State within the Division for Power Safety and Web Zero
• Andrew Western: Minister of State within the Division for Work and Pensions
• Dame Diana Johnson: as Minister of State within the Division of Well being and Social Care
• Florence Eshalomi: Minister of State within the Ministry for Housing, Communities and Native Authorities
• Kate Dearden: Minister of State within the Division for Enterprise, Innovation, Science and Commerce
• Chris McDonald: Minister of State within the Division for Enterprise, Innovation, Science and Commerce
• Ian Murray: Minister of State within the Division for Digital, Tradition, Media and Sport
• Emma Hardy: Minister of State within the Division for Atmosphere, Meals and Rural Affairs
• Emma Foody: Vice Chamberlain of HM Family (Authorities Whip)
• Andy Slaughter: Solicitor Normal
• Stephen Doughty: Reappointed Minister of State within the Overseas, Commonwealth and Growth Workplace
• Sarah Jones: Reappointed Minister of State within the Dwelling Workplace
• Lord Hanson of Flint: Reappointed Minister of State within the Dwelling Workplace
• Sarah Sackman: Reappointed Minister of State within the Ministry of Justice
• Luke Pollard: Reappointed Minister of State within the Ministry of Defence
• Lord Coaker: Reappointed Minister of State within the Ministry of Defence
• Michael Shanks: Reappointed Minister of State within the Division for Power Safety and Web Zero
• Georgia Gould: Reappointed Minister of State within the Division for Training
• Sir Stephen Timms: Reappointed Minister of State within the Division for Work and Pensions
• Baroness Smith of Malvern: Reappointed Minister of State within the Division for Work and Pensions and the Division for Training
• Baroness Sherlock: Reappointed Minister of State within the Division for Work and Pensions
• Karin Smyth: Reappointed Minister of State within the Division for Well being and Social Care
• Lord Hendy of Richmond Hill: Reappointed Minister of State within the Division for Transport
• Lord Kennedy of Southwark: Reappointed Captain of the Honourable Corps of Gentleman at Arms (Lords Chief Whip)
• Sir Mark Tami: Reappointed Treasurer of His Majesty’s Family (Deputy Chief Whip)
• Gen Kitchen: Reappointed Comptroller of HM Family (Authorities Whip)
• Baroness Smith of Cluny: Reappointed HM Advocate Normal for Scotland

Ministers and others resigned or sacked:

• Nick Thomas-Symonds (former paymaster normal)

• Hilary Benn (former Northern Eire secretary)

• Jenny Chapman (former worldwide growth minister)

• Darren Jones (former chief secretary to the prime minister)

• Jo Stevens (former Welsh secretary)

• Liz Kendall (former expertise secretary

• Richard Hermer (former legal professional normal)

• Rachel Reeves (former chancellor)

• Peter Kyle (former enterprise secretary)

• David Lammy (former deputy prime minister)

• Steve Reed (former housing secretary)

• Lord Vallance (science minister)

• James Timpson (jail minister)
• Spencer Livermore (former monetary secretary to the Treasury)