Coalition Cabinet

The names and positions within the Coalition Cabinet that are known or believed so far are:

• Prime Minister - David Cameron
• Deputy Prime Minister - Nick Clegg
• Chancellor of the Exchequer - George Osborne
• Foreign Secretary - William Hague
• Secretary of State for Education - Michael Gove
• Secretary of State for Work and Pensions - Iain Duncan Smith
• Minister at DWP: Chris Grayling
• Secretary of State for Health - Andrew Lansley
• Secretary of State for Scotland - Danny Alexander
• Secretary of State for Defence - Liam Fox
• Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change - Chris Huhne
• Secretary of State for Home Affairs and minister for Women and Equality - Theresa May
• Secretary of State of Justice and Lord Chancellor - Kenneth Clarke
• Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills - Vince Cable
• Chief Whip - Patrick McLoughlin
• Chief Secretary to the Treasury - David Laws
• Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government - Eric Pickles
• Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Caroline Spelman (unconfirmed)
• Secretary of State for Transport - Philip Hammond
• Secretary of State for International Development - Andrew Mitchell
• Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport - Jeremy Hunt

The Guardian's long post includes which policies of each party have been kept, and which have been dropped, as well as a joint economic recovery package.