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Reshuffle 2014: The Full List Of Who's In And Who's Out Of Cameron's Cabinet

Here Are The Results Of David Cameron's Massive Reshuffle
Asa Bennett
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WANTAGE, ENGLAND - JULY 11: British Prime Minister David Cameron listens during a visit to officially open the Williams F1 new Advanced Engineering facility near Wantage on July 11, 2014 in Oxfordshire, England. (Photo by Kirsty Wigglesworth - WPA Pool/Getty Images)
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David Cameron has made his big changes for his last major reshuffle before the 2015 general election, with a raft of women promoted to some senior positions while a few veteran male politicians have been shown the door.

However, other middle-aged men have been promoted. So, who has survived the reshuffle? Who has been promoted, sacked or moved?

HuffPost UK has the full list of the new Tory cabinet.

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Reshuffle 2014: The Results
MOVED: New leader of the house William Hague(01 of30)
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Hague has left the Foreign Office to be leader of the House of Commons and First Secretary of State, planning to leave Parliament outright next year.
OUT: Leader of the House Andrew Lansley(02 of30)
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SAFE: Chancellor George Osborne(03 of30)
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SAFE: Home secretary Theresa May(04 of30)
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IN: New defence secretary Michael Fallon(05 of30)
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SAFE: Work and pensions secretary Iain Duncan Smith(06 of30)
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SAFE: Justice secretary Chris Grayling(07 of30)
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IN: New education secretary Nicky Morgan (08 of30)
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SAFE: Communities secretary Eric Pickles(09 of30)
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SAFE: Health secretary Jeremy Hunt(10 of30)
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OUT: Environment secretary Owen Paterson(11 of30)
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IN: New environment secretary Liz Truss(12 of30)
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SAFE: International development secretary Justine Greening(13 of30)
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SAFE: Transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin(14 of30)
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SAFE: Culture secretary Sajid Javid(15 of30)
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SAFE: Northern Ireland secretary Theresa Villiers(16 of30)
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OUT: Welsh Secretary David Jones(17 of30)
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IN: New welsh secretary Stephen Crabb (18 of30)
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(On the right of this picture)
OUT: House of Lords leader Jonathan Hill (19 of30)
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Lord Hill has been sent to Brussels to be the UK's new EU commissioner.
IN: New House of Lords leader Tina Stowell(20 of30)
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MOVED: New foreign secretary Philip Hammond(21 of30)
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Hammond has moved from defence secretary to foreign secretary to replace William Hague.
MOVED: New chief whip Michael Gove(22 of30)
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Gove has been demoted from education secretary to chief whip. (Attending cabinet only.)
SAFE: Cabinet office minister Francis Maude(23 of30)
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(Attending cabinet only.)
SAFE: Cabinet office minister Oliver Letwin(24 of30)
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He also gets the job of Lord Privy Seal from Andrew Lansley. (Attending cabinet only.)
SAFE: Senior minister of state Baroness Warsi(25 of30)
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Baroness Warsi keeps Foreign Office and community briefs. (Attending cabinet only.)
IN: New universities minister Greg Clark(26 of30)
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Clark (on left) replaces David Willetts as universities minister. (Attending cabinet only.)
IN: New attorney general Jeremy Wright (27 of30)
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Wright has been brought in as attorney general to replace Dominic Grieve. (Attending cabinet only.)
IN: Employment minister Esther McVey(28 of30)
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(Attending cabinet only.)
SAFE: Tory chair Grant Shapps(29 of30)
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(Attending cabinet only)
IN: Business minister Matthew Hancock(30 of30)
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Hancock has been promoted so he now attends cabinet as business and energy minister, as well as minister for Portsmouth.
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