Lidington gets new job in Cabinet Officepublished at 13:59 GMT 8 January 2018Breaking
Justice Secretary David Lidington has now left No 10.
He has been named Minister for the Cabinet Office and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
Summary
Theresa May reshuffling cabinet
Justine Greening quits as education secretary
The BBC understands she turned down a role at Work and Pensions
She is replaced by employment minister Damian Hinds
Esther McVey becomes work and pension secretary
Northern Ireland Secretary resigns for health reasons
James Brokenshire needs lung operation
Sir Patrick McLoughlin leaves role as party chairman
Brandon Lewis succeeds him
Karen Bradley moved from Culture to Northern Ireland
Matt Hancock promoted to culture secretary
David Lidington moves from Justice to Cabinet Office
David Gauke is new Justice Secretary
Jeremy Hunt adds social care to health brief
Lidington gets new job in Cabinet Officepublished at 13:59 GMT 8 January 2018
Rudd due in Parliament in 40 minutespublished at 13:56 GMT 8 January 2018
Amber Rudd is due in Parliament in less than 40 minutes time for Home Office questions from MPs. Given that, the odds on her changing jobs in the interim are likely to be quite long.
Home Secretary Amber Rudd enters No 10published at 13:42 GMT 8 January 2018
This is intriguing. Amber Rudd is now going into Downing Street. The home secretary was assumed to be one of those staying in their role.
This could still be the case but it will be fascinating to see whether she gets extra responsibilities as part of the reshuffle... or could there yet be a new job.
Lidington next to arrive at No 10published at 13:38 GMT 8 January 2018
Justice Secretary David Lidington has arrived in Downing Street.
He has been tipped to take over from Damian Green as first secretary of state and cabinet office minister, a key role in the government.
Sir Patrick McLoughlin: It's been a privilegepublished at 13:34 GMT 8 January 2018
The outgoing Conservative chairman's resignation letter
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End of X postTwo Joneses among new vice chairspublished at 13:33 GMT 8 January 2018
There will be a pair of Joneses in CCHQ as both Marcus Jones and Andrew Jones - who are not related - have been named vice chairs for local government and business engagement respectively.
There were both junior ministers so will need to be replaced.
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End of X post 2Maria Caulfield new vice-chair for womenpublished at 13:25 GMT 8 January 2018
The Tories have a new vice chair for women, who is the Lewes MP Maria Caulfield. Kemi Badenoch, Chris Skidmore, Ben Bradley and Rehman Chishti are among other MPs to have been given roles in CCHQ.
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End of X postPic: Theresa May poses outside No 10 with new CCHQ teampublished at 13:22 GMT 8 January 2018
Theresa May has just posed for photos outside 10 Downing Street with new Tory chairman Brandon Lewis, new deputy party chairman James Cleverly, and a dozen other MPs - who we presume will be working alongside him in Central Office.
Disappointingly, the PM did not say anything to journalists.
The new deputy Tory chairmanpublished at 13:18 GMT 8 January 2018
Image caption, James Cleverly arriving at Downing Street earlier
James Cleverly is new deputy Conservative chairmanpublished at 13:14 GMT 8 January 2018
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End of X postIs Claire Perry heading for Business?published at 13:14 GMT 8 January 2018
FT correspondent tweets...
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End of X postMcLoughlin can depart 'with head held high'published at 13:14 GMT 8 January 2018
Former chancellor tweets...
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End of X postAt-a-glance: Who is Brandon Lewis?published at 13:10 GMT 8 January 2018
The new Conservative Party chairman has been the MP for Great Yarmouth since 2010. He was Remain in the EU referendum and has been a minister since 2012 - covering housing at the Department for Communities and Local Government before becoming police and then immigration minister in 2016. He backed Theresa May in the 2016 leadership race.
He is a qualified barrister and a company director. Before joining the government, he was co-chair of a parliamentary group on coastal erosion and continues to work with colleagues who represent other coastal towns to highlight common issues in their constituencies.
He served on Brentwood Borough Council for more than 10 years, with five as leader before becoming an MP. The University of Buckingham graduate, 46, is married with 2 children and according to his official ministerial profile, he enjoys a variety of sports as well as reading and going to the theatre.
Tugendhat backed to take over NI officepublished at 13:10 GMT 8 January 2018
Former Tory Treasurer and deputy chair Lord Ashcroft has someone in mind to succeed James Brokenshire as Northern Ireland Secretary. We will find out in the course of the afternoon if he gets his wish.
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End of X postPickles: New Tory chair has 'tenacity' to succeedpublished at 13:05 GMT 8 January 2018
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End of X postBrandon Lewis is new Conservative Party chairmanpublished at 12:52 GMT 8 January 2018
BreakingBrandon Lewis has been made the new chairman of the Conservative Party in Theresa May's reshuffle.
Who is James Brokenshire?published at 12:51 GMT 8 January 2018
Image source, ReutersWhile we wait to know who will replace James Brokenshire as Northern Ireland secretary, here's a profile of the outgoing minister
In his resignation letter to Theresa May he warned: "We are now well into overtime to re-establish an executive if further intervention into the day-to-day affairs of Northern Ireland is to be avoided."
Pic: Larry waiting for No 10 door to openpublished at 12:49 GMT 8 January 2018
Kinnock's Brexit dig at PM over reshufflepublished at 12:46 GMT 8 January 2018
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End of X postLabour MP wishes ex-NI Secretary Brokenshire wellpublished at 12:45 GMT 8 January 2018
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