Leader of the Opposition: David Cameron

Shadow foreign secretary: William Hague

Shadow chancellor of the exchequer and general election campaign coordinator: George Osborne

Shadow home secretary: David Davis

Shadow secretary of state for defence: Liam Fox

Leader of the Opposition in the House of Lords: Lord Strathclyde

Chairman of the Conservative Party: Caroline Spelman

Shadow chief secretary to the Treasury: Philip Hammond

Shadow minister for the Cabinet Office and shadow chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster: Francis Maude

Shadow secretary of state for health: Andrew Lansley

Shadow secretary of state for innovation, universities and skills: David Willetts

Shadow secretary of state for environment, food and rural affairs: Peter Ainsworth

Shadow secretary of state for international development: Andrew Mitchell

Shadow secretary of state for business, enterprise and regulatory reform: Alan Duncan

Shadow leader of the House of Commons: Theresa May

Chairman of the policy review and cairman of the Conservative research department: Oliver Letwin

Shadow secretary of state for work and pensions: Chris Grayling

Shadow secretary of state for Wales: Cheryl Gillan

Shadow secretary of state for Scotland: David Mundell

Shadow secretary of state for transport: Theresa Villiers

Shadow security minister and national security adviser to the leader of the Opposition: Dame Pauline Neville-Jones

Shadow secretary of state for communities and local government: Eric Pickles

Shadow secretary of state for children, schools and families: Michael Gove

Shadow minister for community cohesion: Sayeeda Warsi

Shadow secretary of state for justice: Nick Herbert

Shadow secretary of state for Northern Ireland: Owen Paterson

Shadow secretary of state for culture, media and sport: Jeremy Hunt

Opposition Chief Whip: Patrick McLoughlin

Opposition Chief Whip in the House of Lords: Baroness Anelay of St Johns

Shadow housing minister: Grant Shapps