It took two days, but Jeremy Corbyn has finished reshuffling his shadow cabinet. In the end, two people were sacked: Michael Dugher, and Pat McFadden. Both were dismissed on grounds of disloyalty.
The other major change was moving Maria Eagle from shadow defence secretary to shadow culture secretary – a brief abruptly vacated by Mr Dugher.
She was replaced by Emily Thornberry, the neighbouring Islington MP of Mr Corbyn and an opponent of nuclear weapons.
Other floated changes – Angela Eagle and Hilary Benn – didn’t go ahead. The full list of Labour’s new shadow cabinet is below.
Leader:
Jeremy Corbyn
Deputy Leader and Shadow Minister for the Cabinet Office:
Tom Watson
Shadow First Secretary of State, Shadow Secretary of State for Business:
Angela Eagle
Shadow Chancellor:
John McDonnell
Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury:
Seema Malhotra
Shadow Home Secretary:
Andy Burnham
Shadow Foreign Secretary:
Hilary Benn
Opposition Chief Whip:
Rosie Winterton
Shadow Secretary of State for Health:
Heidi Alexander
Shadow Secretary of State for Education:
Lucy Powell
Shadow Secretary of State for Work and Pensions:
Owen Smith
Shadow Secretary of State for Defence:
Emily Thornberry
Shadow Lord Chancellor, Shadow Secretary of State for Justice:
Lord Falconer of Thoroton
Shadow Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government:
Jon Trickett
Shadow Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change:
Lisa Nandy
Shadow Leader of the House of Commons:
Chris Bryant
Shadow Secretary of State for Transport:
Lilian Greenwood
Shadow Secretary of State for Northern Ireland:
Vernon Coaker
Shadow Secretary of State for International Development:
Diane Abbott
Shadow Secretary of State for Scotland:
Ian Murray
Shadow Secretary of State for Wales:
Nia Griffith
Shadow Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs:
Kerry McCarthy
Shadow Minister for Women and Equalities:
Kate Green
Shadow Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport:
Maria Eagle
Shadow Minister for Young People and Voter Registration:
Gloria De Piero
Shadow Minister for Mental Health:
Luciana Berger
Shadow Leader of the House of Lords:
Baroness Smith of Basildon
Lords Chief Whip:
Lord Bassam of Brighton
Shadow Attorney General:
Catherine McKinnell
Shadow Minister without Portfolio:
Jonathan Ashworth
Shadow Minister for Housing and Planning:
John Healey
