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UK politics front benches

Main government and opposition ministers
Quiz by Amilcar
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Last updated: February 12, 2024
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First submittedJune 1, 2023
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Prime Minister
Rishi Sunak
Deputy PM
Oliver Dowden
Chancellor
Jeremy Hunt
Foreign Secretary
David Cameron
Home Secretary
James Cleverley
Defence Secretary
Grant Shapps
Health Secretary
Victoria Atkins
Education Secretary
Gillian Keegan
Transport Secretary
Mark Harper
Business Secretary
Kemi Badenoch
Energy/Net Zero Secretary
Claire Coutinho
Culture Secretary
Lucy Frazer
Levelling up secretary
Michael Gove
Work and Pensions Secretary
Mel Stride
Environment, food, rural affairs Secretary
Steve Barclay
Justice Secretary
Alex Chalk
Attorney General
Victoria Prentis
Commons leader
Penny Mordaunt
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Opposition leader
Keir Starmer
Opposition deputy leader and shadow levelling up
Angela Rayner
Shadow chancellor
Rachel Reeves
Shadow foreign
David Lammy
Shadow home
Yvette Cooper
Shadow defence
John Healey
Shadow health
Wes Streeting
Shadow education
Bridget Phillipson
Shadow transport
Louise Haigh
Shadow climate change/net zero
Ed Miliband
Shadow business
Jonathan Reynolds
Shadow culture
Thangam Debbonaire
Shadow work and pensions
Liz Kendall
Shadow environment, food, rural affairs
Steve Reed
Shadow justice
Shabana Mahmood
Shadow attorney general
Emily Thornberry
Shadow commons leader
Lucy Powell
Shadow science, innovation, technology
Peter Kyle
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GlassMonkeyCode
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Level 67
Jun 1, 2023
Won't this need updating like every week, with all their scandals! 🤣
Amilcar
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Level 66
Jun 1, 2023
Yikes - yes that's certainly possible. I'm banking on a fairly stable run-in to the election, though, with both parties wanting to demonstrate clarity to voters and Sunak too fearful of his fragmented base to sack anybody except for the most egregious sins. (This being the current Tory party, of course, egregious sins is par for the course...)
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