Gordon Brown's 1st Cabinet

Gordon Brown's New Cabinet

This is the new cabinet after the June 2009 reshuffle.

• Prime minister: Gordon Brown
• Chancellor: Alistair Darling
• Justice: Jack Straw
• Chief Whip: Nick Brown
• Commons leader: Harriet Harman
• Culture: Ben Bradshaw
• Defence: Bob Ainsworth
• Int Development: Douglas Alexander
• Cabinet Office: Tessa Jowell
• Schools and children: Ed Balls
• Environment: Hilary Benn
• Foreign Secretary: David Miliband
• Health: Andy Burnham
• Home Secretary: Alan Johnson
• Business and enterprise: Lord Mandelson
• Lords leader: Baroness Royall
• Communities: John Denham
• Northern Ireland: Shaun Woodward
• Transport: Lord Adonis
• Chief secretary to the Treasury: Liam Byrne
• Wales: Peter Hain
• Work and Pensions: Yvette Cooper
• Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change: Ed Miliband
• Secretary of State for Scotland: Jim Murphy
• Minister of State, Foreign and Commonwealth Office: Lord Malloch-Brown
• Foreign and Commonwealth Office: Lord Malloch-Brown
• Housing minister: John Healey
• Innovation, universities and skills (science): Lord Drayson
• Department for Business, Innovation and Skills: Pat McFadden
• Department for Work and Pensions: Jim Knight MP
• Regional Economic Development: Rosie Winterton.
• Children and youth justice: Dawn Primarolo
• Lords chief whip: Lord Grocott
• Attorney General: Baroness Scotland
• Olympics minister: Tessa Jowell

Gordon Brown's 1st Cabinet

• Prime minister: Gordon Brown
• Chancellor: Alistair Darling
• Justice: Jack Straw
• Chief Whip: Geoff Hoon
• Commons leader: Harriet Harman
• Culture: James Purnell
• Defence and Scotland: Des Browne
• Int Development: Douglas Alexander
• Cabinet office minister/Duchy of Lancaster: Ed Miliband
• Schools and children: Ed Balls
• Innovation, universities and skills: John Denham
• Environment: Hilary Benn
• Foreign Secretary: David Miliband
• Health: Alan Johnson
• Home Secretary: Jacqui Smith
• Business and enterprise: John Hutton
• Lords leader: Baroness Ashton
• Communities: Hazel Blears
• Northern Ireland: Shaun Woodward
• Transport: Ruth Kelly
• Chief secretary to the Treasury: Andy Burnham
• Wales/Work and Pensions: Peter Hain
• Attorney General (attending Cabinet when necessary): Baroness Scotland
• Children and youth justice (attending Cabinet when necessary): Beverley Hughes
• Lords chief whip (attending Cabinet when necessary): Lord Grocott
• Housing minister (attending Cabinet when needed): Yvette Cooper
• Attorney General (attending Cabinet when necessary): Baroness Scotland
• Olympics minister (attending Cabinet when needed): Tessa Jowell
• Africa, Asia and UN (attending Cabinet when necessary): Lord Malloch Brown

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