In the 4th July 2024 UK general election, Keir Starmer emerged as the new Prime Minister, leading the Labour Party to a significant victory.
Following the landslide victory, the Prime Minister appointed a diverse and dynamic Cabinet to lead the country through a period of significant change and renewal. The cabinet is a blend of experienced politicians and new faces, reflecting a commitment to both stability and innovation. This strategic mix aims to represent the diversity of the UK and tackle the pressing issues that the country faces.
Here’s a snapshot of key members:
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- Keir Starmer: Prime Minister
- Angela Rayner: Deputy Prime Minister and Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities
- Rachel Reeves: Chancellor of the Exchequer
- David Lammy: Foreign Secretary
- Yvette Cooper: Home Secretary
- Pat McFadden: Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
- Shabana Mahmood: Justice Secretary
- John Healey: Defence Secretary
- Wes Streeting: Health Secretary
- Bridget Phillipson: Education Secretary
- Ed Miliband: Energy Secretary
- Liz Kendall: Work and Pensions Secretary
- Jonathan Reynolds: Business and Trade Secretary
- Peter Kyle: Science, Innovation and Technology Secretary
- Louise Haigh: Transport Secretary
- Steve Reed: Environment Secretary
- Lisa Nandy: Culture Secretary
- Hilary Benn: Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
- Ian Murray: Secretary of State for Scotland
- Jo Stevens: Secretary of State for Wales
- Lucy Powell: Leader of the House of Commons
- Baroness Smith of Basildon: Leader of the House of Lords
- Alan Campbell: Chief Whip
- Darren Jones: Chief Secretary to the Treasury
- Richard Hermer: Attorney General
This new Cabinet, featuring a record 11 women, signifies Labour’s commitment to diversity, inclusivity, and progressive change. Each member brings a wealth of experience and expertise to their respective roles, setting the stage for significant policy initiatives and reforms across various sectors. The new Cabinet, formed in the wake of a decisive electoral victory, reflects Starmer’s commitment to a progressive, inclusive, and forward-looking agenda.
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