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In full: Brown's new cabinet

Here is the full reshuffled cabinet announced by Prime Minister Gordon Brown:

- Gordon Brown
  Prime Minister
- Alistair Darling
  Chancellor
- Jack Straw
  Justice
- Harriet Harman
  Commons
- Ben Bradshaw
  Culture
- Bob Ainsworth
  Defence
- Douglas Alexander
  Development
- Ed Miliband
  Energy and climate
- Ed Balls
  Schools
- Tessa Jowell
  Cabinet Office
- Hilary Benn
  Environment
- David Miliband
  Foreign Secretary
- Andy Burnham
  Health
- Alan Johnson
  Home Secretary
- Lord Mandelson
  Business
- Baroness Royall
  Lords Leader
- John Denham
  Community
- Shaun Woodward
  N Ireland
- Lord Adonis
  Transport
- Liam Byrne
  Treasury
- Yvette Cooper
  Work/Pensions
- Peter Hain
  Wales
- Jim Murphy
  Scotland

Other cabinet attendees:

Chief Whip (Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury): Nick Brown

Minister of State, Foreign and Commonwealth Office: Lord Malloch-Brown

Minister of State (Housing), Department for Communities and Local Government: John Healey

Minister of State (Business), Department for Business, Innovation and Skills: Pat McFadden

Minister of State (Science and Innovation), Department for Business, Innovation and Skills: Lord Drayson

Attend Cabinet when their Ministerial responsibilities are on the agenda Attorney General

The Rt Hon Baroness Scotland of Asthal QC

Minister of State (Children), Department for Children, Schools and Families: Dawn Primarolo

Minister of State (Employment), Department for Work and Pensions: Jim Knight MP

Minister of State (Regional Economic Development and Co-ordination) Department for Business, Innovation and Skills: Rosie Winterton.

Cabinet resignations:

- Hazel Blears
- Geoff Hoon
- John Hutton
- Paul Murphy
- James Purnell
- Jacqui Smith

Other resignations:

Tony McNulty, Margaret Beckett, Beverley Hughes

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ELECTIONS 2009

EUROPEAN ELECTION RESULTS

MEP Seats

	Votes		MEPs
Party	%	+/- %	Total	+/-
EPP	33.4	-1.4	264	-18
Socialists	23.2	-4.1	183	-26
Liberal	11.0	+1.6	84	+5
Green	7.4	+1.3	50	+9
Left	5.3	-0.6	34	-2
UEN	3.4	+1.6	28	+2
Ind/Dem	2.7	-1.8	21	-15
No Group	13.6	+3.4	72	+3.4
0 of 27 countries declared.

Full EU Parliament results

Full UK results by region

UK Total MEP Seats

Party	Votes		MEPs
Party	%	+/- %	Total	+/-
CON	27.7	1.0	*26	1
UKIP	16.5	0.3	13	1
LAB	15.7	-6.9	13	-5
LD	13.7	-1.2	11	1
GRN	8.6	2.4	2	0
BNP	6.2	1.3	2	2
SNP	2.1	0.7	2	0
PC	0.8	-0.1	1	0
OTH	8.5	2.4	0	0
SF	–	–	1	0
DUP	–	–	1	0
72 of 72 seats declared. Vote share figures exclude Northern Ireland as it has a separate electoral system to the rest of the UK
* Includes UCUNF MEP elected in Northern Ireland