Keir Starmer, Leader of the Opposition
Angela Rayner, deputy Leader and chairwoman 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 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