Theresa May cabinet: Who will join Boris Johnson and Amber Rudd in the Prime Minister's top team?

Theresa May announced a series of appointments to her cabinet this evening just hours after being made Prime Minister.

Big names getting the top jobs include Boris Johnson and Philip Hammond.

Here is the list of appointments made so far:

Philip Hammond – Chancellor of the Exchequer

Boris Johnson – Foreign Secretary

Amber Rudd – Home Secretary

Michael Fallon – Defence Secretary

David Davis – Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union

Liam Fox – Secretary of State for International Trade

Liz Truss – Justice Secretary

Justine Greening – Education Secretary

Gavin Williamson – Chief Whip

Patrick McLoughlin – Party Chairman

Jeremy Hunt – remains Health Secretary

Andrea Leadsom – Environment Secretary

Damian Green – Work and Pensions Secretary

Chris Grayling – Transport Secretary

Sajid Javid - Communities Secretary

Baroness Evans – Leader of the House of Lords

Greg Clark - Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (new department)

James Brokenshire - Northern Ireland Secretary

Priti Patel - International Development Secretary

Karen Bradley - Culture Secretary

Alun Cairns - remains Secretary of State for Wales

David Gauke - Chief Secretary to the Treasury

David Mundell - remains Scotland Secretary

David Lidington - Leader of the House of Commons

Jeremy Wright - remains Attorney General