Factbox-Who is in UK PM Rishi Sunak's new ministerial team?

LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak reshuffled his ministerial team on Monday, including bringing back former leader David Cameron as foreign minister and firing interior minister Suella Braverman in a bid to win over moderate voters.

Here is the latest list of those who attend cabinet meetings:

POSITION MINISTER

Foreign Secretary David Replaces

Cameron James Cleverly

Home Secretary James Replaces

Cleverly Suella Braverman

Conservative Party Chairman and Richard Replaces

minister without portfolio Holden Greg Hands

Chief Secretary to the Treasury Laura Trott Replaces

John Glen

Environment Secretary Steve Replaces

Barclay Therese Coffey

Health Secretary Victoria Replaces

Atkins Steve Barclay

Paymaster General and Minister John Glen Replaces

for the Cabinet Office Jeremy Quin

Minister without New

Portfolio (Cabinet Office) Esther Position

McVey

Attorney General Victoria No Change

Prentis

Business and Trade Secretary Kemi No Change

Badenoch

Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt No Change

(finance minister)

Defence Secretary Grant No Change

Shapps

Deputy Prime Minister Oliver No Change

Dowden

Culture, Media and Sport Lucy Frazer No Change

Secretary

Education Secretary Gillian No Change

Keegan

Energy Security and Net Zero Claire No Change

Secretary Coutinho

Justice Secretary Alex Chalk No Change

Leader of the House of Commons Penny No Change

Mordaunt

Levelling Up, Housing and Michael No Change

Communities Secretary Gove

Minister for Development Andrew No Change

Mitchell

Minister for Equalities Kemi No Change

Badenoch

Minister for Immigration Robert No Change

Jenrick

Minister for Security Tom No Change

Tugendhat

Minister for Veterans' Affairs Johnny No Change

Mercer

Science, Innovation and Michelle No Change

Technology Secretary Donelan

Secretary of State for Northern Chris No Change

Ireland Heaton-Harr

is

Secretary of State for Scotland Alister No Change

Jack

Secretary of State for Wales David No Change

Davies

Transport Secretary Mark Harper No Change

Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride No Change

(Reporting by William James; Editing by Hugh Lawson)