Here is the complete list of Prime Minister Tony Blair's new ministerial appointments:
CABINET MINISTERS
Alistair Darling - Secretary of State for Transport (was Secretary of State for Work and Pensions)
Andrew Smith - Secretary of State for Work and Pensions (was Chief Secretary to the Treasury)
Paul Boateng - Chief Secretary to the Treasury (was Financial Secretary to the Treasury)
JUNIOR MINISTERS
Treasury
Ruth Kelly - Financial Secretary (was Economic Secretary to the Treasury)
John Healey - Economic Secretary (was Parliamentary Under Secretary to the Department for Education and Skills)
Home Office
Hilary Benn - Prisons Minister, Home Office (was Parliamentary Under Secretary, International Development)
Lord Falconer - Minister for Criminal Policy (was Housing Minister, Department of Transport, Local Government and the Regions)
Lord Filkin - Junior Minister for Asylum and Immigration (was Lords Whip)
Beverley Hughes - Minister for Asylum and Immigration (was Parliamentary Under Secretary, Home Office)
Foreign Office
Mike O'Brien - Foreign Office Minister for the Middle East (was a backbencher, formerly Home Office Minister)
Health
David Lammy - Parliamentary Under Secretary (new entrant to government)
Education
David Miliband - Schools Minister (new to government)
Stephen Twigg - Parliamentary Under Secretary (was Deputy Leader of the House)
Trade and Industry
Stephen Timms - Minister of State (was Schools Minister)
International development
Sally Keeble - Parliamentary Under Secretary (was DTLR minister)
Privy Council Office
Ben Bradshaw - Deputy Leader of the House (was Middle East Minister, Foreign Office)
Deputy Prime Minister's Office
Lord Rooker - Minister for Housing and Planning (was minister for asylum and immigration at the Home Office)
Christopher Leslie - Parliamentary Under Secretary (was Parliamentary Secretary Cabinet Office)
Tony McNulty - Parliamentary Under Secretary (was in the Whips office)
Cabinet Office
Douglas Alexander - Minister of State (was minister at Department of Trade and Industry)
Lord Chancellor's Department
Yvette Cooper - Parliamentary Secretary (was Public Health Minister)
Scotland Office
Anne McGuire - Parliamentary Secretary (was in Whips office)
COMMONS WHIPS
Jim Fitzpatrick - Lords Commissioner (was Assistant Whip)
Jim Murphy - Assistant Whip (new to government)
Ian Pearson - Lords Commissioner (was Assistant Whip)
Joan Ryan - Assistant Whip (new to government)
Derek Twigg - Assistant Whip (new to government)
Phil Woolas - Lords Commissioner (was Assistant Whip)
LORDS WHIPS
Lord Grocott - Chief Whip in the Lords (was junior Lords Whip)
Baroness Andrews - Lords Whip (new to government)
Baroness Crawley - Lords Whip (new to government)
LEAVING GOVERNMENT
Stephen Byers - Secretary of State for Transport, Local Government and the Regions
Keith Bradley - Home Office
George Foulkes - Scotland Office
Alan Whitehead - DTLR
Angela Eagle - Home Office
Keith Bradley - Home Office
Graham Stringer - Whips Office
Lord Carter - Chief Whip in the Lords