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Here are the latest moves in David Cameron's final planned reshuffle before the 2015 general election. This page will be updated as new appointments are announced.
Who's moved: Cabinet
Michael Gove
Was: Education secretary. Now: Commons chief whip and will attend Cabinet, though not as a full member.
William Hague
Was: Foreign secretary. Now: Remains in Cabinet as leader of the House of Commons and first secretary of state, but will quit as an MP in the general election next year.
Philip Hammond
Was: Defence secretary. Now: Foreign secretary.
Who's in: Cabinet
Nicky Morgan
Was: Financial secretary to the Treasury and minister for women. Now: Education secretary and minister for women and equalities.
Liz Truss
Was: education minister. Now: Secretary of state for environment, food and rural affairs (Defra).
Michael Fallon
Was: business minister. Now: defence secretary.
Stephen Crabb
Was: Parliamentary under-secretary of state at the Wales Office and a government whip. Now: Welsh secretary.
Esther McVey
Was: Minister for employment. Now: Stays in role but will attend cabinet.
Tina (Baroness) Stowell
Was: junior minister in the Department for Communities and Local Government. Now: Leader of the House of Lords and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
Who's out: Cabinet
Owen Paterson
Was: Environment secretary. Now: Leaving the government.
David Jones
Was: Welsh secretary. Now: Leaving the government.
Andrew Lansley
Was: Leader of the Commons. Now: Leaving the government and will step down as an MP in next year's general election.
Jonathan (Lord) Hill
Was: Leader of the House of Lords. Now: Prime minister’s nomination for European commissioner.
Who's moved: ministers
Jeremy Wright
Was: Prisons minister. Now: Attorney general.
Greg Clark
Was: Minister of state at the Cabinet Office. Now: Minister for science and universities (replacing David Willetts) and keeps current role.
Matt Hancock
Was: Minister for skills and enterprise. Now: Minister of state for business, enterprise and energy, and will attend Cabinet.
Mike Penning
Was: Minister for disabled people. Now: Minister of state at Home Office and justice department, with responsibility for the police.
Nick Boles
Was: Planning minister. Now: Minister of state across the Department for Education and BIS. Part of his brief will be equal marriage implementation.
David Gauke
Was: Exchequer secretary to the Treasury. Now: Financial secretary to the Treasury.
John Hayes
Was: Minister without portfolio. Now: Transport minister and Cabinet Office minister.
Anna Soubry
Was: Minister for defence personnel, welfare and veterans. Now: promoted to minister of state at Ministry of Defence.
Oliver Letwin
Was: Cabinet Office minister for government policy. Now: Stays in that role and adds Lord Privy Seal.
Ed Vaizey
Was: Parliamentary under-secretary of state for culture, communications and creative Iindustries. Now: Minister of state at the Department for Culture, Media & Sport and BIS, with responsibility for digital industries.
Brandon Lewis
Was: Parliamentary under-secretary of state at the Department for Communities and Local Government. Now: Promoted to minister of state at DCLG, responsible for planning and housing.
Jo Johnson
Was: Parliamentary secretary, Cabinet Office, and head of the Downing Street policy unit. Now: Minister of state at the Cabinet Office and retains policy unit role.
Who's in: ministers
Mark Harper
Was: Resigned as immigration minister in February 2014. Now: Minister of state at Department for Work and Pensions, with responsibility for disabled people.
Claire Perry
Now: Junior minister at transport department.
Priti Patel
Now: Exchequer secretary to the Treasury.
Amber Rudd
Now: Junior minister at Department of Energy and Climate Change.
Penny Mordaunt
Now: Junior minister (planning) at Department for Communities and Local Government and and minister for coastal communities.
Nick Gibb
Was: Education minister until 2012. Now: Returns as minister of state at Department for Education.
Robert Buckland
Now: Solicitor general
Desmond Swayne
Now: Minister of state at the Department for International Development.
Julian Brazier
Now: Junior minister at the Ministry of Defence.
George Freeman
Now: Minister for life sciences at BIS and the Department of Health.
Andrew Murrison
Now: Junior minister at the Northern Ireland Office.
Brooks Newmark
Now: Minister for civil society at the Cabinet Office.
Alun Cairns
Now: Parliamentary under-secretary of state at the Wales Office and a government whip.
Sam Gyimah
Now: Junior education minister.
Tobias Ellwood
Now: Junior minister in the Foreign Office with responsibility for Middle East and North Africa.
Andrew Selous
Now: prisons minister in the Ministry of Justice.
Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon
Now: Junior minister at the Department for Communities and Local Government.
Who's out: ministers
Kenneth Clarke
Was: Minister without portfolio. Now: Leaving the government but says: "I intend to remain as an active back bencher in the House of Commons."
Sir George Young
Was: Government chief whip. Now: Leaving the government.
Dominic Grieve
Was: Attorney general. Now: Leaving the government.
David Willetts
Was: Minister of state for universities and science. Now: Will leave the Commons at the next election.
Damian Green
Was: Minister for policing, criminal justice and victims. Now: Leaving the government.
Alan Duncan
Was: Minister of state for international development. Now: He says he asked to leave the government.
Andrew Robathan
Was: Minister of state for Northern Ireland.
Nick Hurd
Was: Minister for civil society.
Greg Barker
Was: Energy minister. Now: Leaving the government and will leave the Commons at the next election.
Oliver Heald
Was: Solicitor general.
Stephen Hammond
Was: Junior transport minister.
Hugh Robertson
Was: Foreign Office minister.
Who's in: whips
Mel Stride
Now: Assistant government whip.
Therese Coffey
Now: Assistant government whip.
Ben Wallace
Now: Assistant government whip.
Damian Hinds
Now: Assistant government whip.
Lord Ashton of Hyde
Now: Whip in the House of Lords.
Anne Milton
Now: Government whip, vice chamberlain of HM household.
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