The curtain has fallen on Boris Johnson after all. Yesterday, a number of government members rose up against their leader. His position became unacceptable. This calls for an overview of the shifts within his government.
Members of Prime Minister Johnson’s cabinet fell like dominoes on Tuesday and Wednesday. After Health Minister Sajid Javid and Finance Minister Rishi Sunak announced their resignations on Tuesday, a new wave of layoffs followed on Wednesday. In addition to the top five ministers, 25 deputy ministers and 23 civil servants have resigned. Overview.
Who left Boris Johnson’s cabinet?
• Sajid Javid, Minister of Health
• Rishi Sunak, Minister of Finance
• Michelle Donelan, Minister of Education
• Simon Hart, Secretary of State for Wales
• Brandon Lewis, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
Who was expelled?
• Michael Gove, Minister of Housing
Who is left? And who is replacing?
• Dominic Raab, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice
• Nazim Al-Zahawi, Minister of Finance (replaced by Rishi Sunak)
• Elizabeth Truss, Secretary of State and Foreign Trade
• Priti Patel, Home Secretary
• Ben Wallace, Secretary of Defense
• Kit Malthouse, Minister of Crime and Police Services
• Greg Clark, Secretary of Housing (behind Michael Gove)
• Therese Coffey, Minister of Work and Pensions
• James Cleverly, Secretary of Education (replaces Michael Donelan)
• George Eustis, Minister of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
• George Shapps, Minister of Transportation
Shailesh Vara, Northern Ireland Minister (replaces Brandon Lewis)
Alistair Jack, Minister of Scotland
• Robert Buckland, Minister of Wales (succeeding Simon Hart)
• Baroness Evans of Bowes Park, Leader of the House of Lords
• Nadine Doris, Minister of Digitization, Culture, Media and Sports
• Jacob Rees-Mogg, Brexit Secretary
