Who is in the new Labour shadow cabinet?

Sir Keir Starmer has appointed his new shadow cabinet, replacing many of Jeremy Corbyn's loyalists and balancing it with old faces from Ed Miliband's time as Labour leader.

Most notable is Mr Miliband himself, who returns as shadow business secretary.

Also in the shadow cabinet are Emily Thornberry, shadow international development secretary and Rachel Reeves, the shadow chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.

Mr Starmer appointed many of the candidates in the Labour leadership election, including Rebecca Long-Bailey (Education), Lisa Nandy (Foreign) and Rosena Allin-Khan (Mental Health).

Read the full list below.

• Keir Starmer, Leader of the Opposition

• Angela Rayner, Deputy Leader and Chair of the Labour Party

• Anneliese Dodds, Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer

• Lisa Nandy, Shadow Foreign Secretary

• Nick Thomas-Symonds, Shadow Home Secretary

• Rachel Reeves, Shadow Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster

• David Lammy, Shadow Justice Secretary

• John Healey, Shadow Defence Secretary

• Ed Miliband, Shadow Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Secretary

• Emily Thornberry, Shadow International Trade Secretary

• Jonathan Reynolds, Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary

• Jonathan Ashworth, Shadow Secretary of State for Health and Social Care

• Rebecca Long-Bailey, Shadow Education Secretary

• Jo Stevens, Shadow Digital, Culture, Media and Sport

• Bridget Philipson, Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury

• Luke Pollard, Shadow Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Secretary

• Steve Reed, Shadow Communities and Local Government Secretary

• Thangam Debbonaire, Shadow Housing Secretary

• Jim McMahon, Shadow Transport Secretary

• Preet Kaur Gill, Shadow International Development Secretary

• Louise Haigh, Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary (interim)

• Ian Murray, Shadow Scotland Secretary

• Nia Griffith, Shadow Wales Secretary

• Marsha de Cordova, Shadow Women and Equalities Secretary

• Andy McDonald, Shadow Employment Rights and Protections Secretary

• Rosena Allin-Khan, Shadow Minister for Mental Health

• Cat Smith, Shadow Minister for Young People and Voter Engagement

• Lord Falconer, Shadow Attorney General

• Valerie Vaz, Shadow Leader of the House

• Nick Brown, Opposition Chief Whip

• Baroness Smith, Shadow Leader of the Lords

• Lord McAvoy, Lords’ Opposition Chief Whip