David Cameron has been completing his new government line-up, following last week’s UK general election victory.

Several women have been promoted. It was announced at the weekend that the top jobs would see no change.

London Mayor Boris Johnson will not be a minister but is expected to play a major role, attending “political” cabinet meetings.

The man who is widely tipped to be Cameron’s possible successor still has a year left to run in his current job.

A number of posts were previously held by defeated Liberal Democrats in the former coalition.

Amber Rudd is promoted to Energy and Climate Change Minister.

Sajid Javid becomes replaces the Lib Dem Vince Cable as Business Secretary, moving from the culture department.

Other appointments also announced on Monday were Robert Halfon as Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Party, John Whittingdale as the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport and Priti Patel as Minister of State for Employment at the Department for Wor