Leave or remain? The ministers quitting the cabinet – and those staying | Politics

Two of Boris Johnson’s most senior cabinet minsters have quit, raising doubts over the prime minister’s future and questions over whether other members of his team will support him or turn their backs. Here is the state of play among key figures:

Quit

Rishi Sunak, chancellor

Sajid Javid, health secretary

Bim Afolami, Conservative vice-chair

Alex Chalk, solicitor general

Jonathan Gullis, parliamentary private secretary

Saqib Bhatti, parliamentary private secretary

Nicola Richards, parliamentary private secretary

Virginia Crosbie, parliamentary private secretary

Andrew Murrison, trade envoy

Theo Clarke, trade envoy

Silent so far

George Eustice, environment secretary

Grant Shapps, transport secretary

Penny Mordaunt, international trade minister

Staying put

Nadhim Zahawi, chancellor

Steve Barclay, health secretary

Michelle Donelan, education secretary

Dominic Raab, deputy prime minister and justice secretary

Liz Truss, foreign secretary

Priti Patel, home secretary

Michael Gove, housing secretary

Kwasi Kwarteng, business secretary

Thérèse Coffey, work and pensions secretary

Nadine Dorries, culture secretary

Ben Wallace, defence secretary

Chris Heaton-Harris, chief whip

Brandon Lewis, Northern Ireland secretary

Simon Hart, Welsh secretary

Alistair Jack, Scotland secretary

Jacob Rees-Mogg, Brexit opportunities minister

Suella Braverman, attorney general