BREAKING NEWS: Prime Minister May unveils her Cabinet - Boris Johnson is Foreign Secretary, Philip Hammond is Chancellor and Amber Rudd is Home Secretary - but George Osborne is SACKED

 Boris Johnson has been appointed Britain's new Foreign Secretary in a shock development tonight, as Theresa May started to build her new Cabinet. She named Philip Hammond as her new Chancellor and sacked George Osborne in a historic evening in Westminster less than two hours after she was
officially sworn in as the UK's second female Prime Minister. Amber Rudd was appointed the new Home Secretary, moving on from the Energy and Climate Change Department, while Michael Fallon will stay as Defence Secretary. Mr Hammond moves to the Treasury after serving as Foreign Secretary for more than two years. Ms Rudd is expected to be appointed the new Home Secretary - a vacant position after Mrs May left the department to become Prime Minister. Mr Osborne was sacked by Mrs May, bringing an abrupt end to his six years in charge of the Treasury. There were also reports that all of David Cameron's political advisors had left Downing Street - a sign Mrs May is determined to break with the past
.                 Boris Johnson (pictured arriving in Downing Street, left) has been appointed Britain's new Foreign Secretary in a shock development tonight, as Theresa May started to build her new Cabinet. Amber Rudd (pictured in Downing Street, right) was appointed the new Home Secretary, a job made vacant after Mrs May left the department after six years in charge


Theresa May named Philip Hammond (right) as her new Chancellor and sacked George Osborne (pictured left) in a historic evening in Westminster less than two hours after she was officially sworn in as the UK's second female Prime Minister