At a glance, your guide to the BoJo bloodbath

SACKED

GAVIN WILLIAMSON Dumped as Education Secretary after widespread disruption at schools, most notably the fiasco surrounding GCSE and A-level grades.

ROBERT BUCKLAND Removed as Justice Secretary despite having not actually made any major gaffes. Believed to have lost his job solely to make room for the demoted Dominic Raab.

AMANDA MILLING Sacked as Tory Party chairman following shock by-election defeats. Made little impact on the public, having struggled in the few media appearances she made.

ROBERT JENRICK Former Housing Secretary’s bid to reform planning system upset many Tories. Over-ruled his own officials to approve a Tory donor’s £1billion property development.

DEMOTED

DOMINIC RAAB Lost coveted role of Foreign Secretary after widespread condemnation over his handling of the Afghanistan crisis, having been on holiday as Kabul fell. He remains in Cabinet, however, as Justice Secretary – and Deputy Prime Minister.

PROMOTED

LIZ TRUSS Replaces Mr Raab as Foreign Secretary. Her first trip will see her accompany the PM at the UN General Assembly in New York. Will also take over efforts to ensure allies left behind in Afghanistan are able to escape from the Taliban.

NADHIM ZAHAWI The new Education Secretary, having served as the minister for vaccinations. Will aim to recover parents’ confidence – and must resolve how to handle next year’s exams.

MICHAEL GOVE Promoted to Housing Secretary – with extra responsibilities to promote the PM’s ‘levelling up’ agenda.

OLIVER DOWDEN Moved from Culture Secretary to Tory chairman. Tasked with maintaining the Red Wall of former Labour seats at the next election

NADINE DORRIES As Culture Secretary she will decide on the future of the BBC – and the proposed sell-off of Channel 4. Other responsibilites include gambling and media regulation.

ANNE-MARIE TREVELYAN The new International Trade Secretary will seek to strike deals for Brexit Britain. A pact with the US is still some way off.

STEVE BARCLAY The former Brexit Secretary becomes Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, who traditionally serves as the PM’s troubleshooter on thorny issues.