The full shadow team has now been published. It consists of 101 members of the Commons (out of 269 – more than the parliamentary party rules permit). It includes 23 of the 2010 intake – a new generation indeed (well, apart from Jack Dromey). But there is a significant shift to the left: 49 supported Ed Miliband in the final round of leadership voting, 4 abstained (Abbott, Balls, Cooper and Harman), and 48 supported David Miliband. Not enough of a shift to the Left to arouse complaint (nor to satisfy those on the left of the party outside) but very significant. The front bench is more representative of the party than it has been for 20 years, and more so than the parliamentary party. With 37 women, it is also more female than the parliamentary party.
The full details are as follows (shadow cabinet members in bold, Ed Miliband final round supporters in red, abstentions in purple):
Leader of the Opposition
Ed Miliband
PPS to the Leader of the Opposition
Anne McGuire
Chuka Umunna
Deputy Leader and International Development
Harriet Harman
Mark Lazarowicz
Rushanara Ali
Treasury
Alan Johnson (Shadow Chancellor)
Angela Eagle (Shadow Chief Secretary)
David Hanson
Chris Leslie
Kerry McCarthy
Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs
Yvette Cooper
John Spellar
Wayne David
Stephen Twigg
Emma Reynolds
Women and Equalities
Yvette Cooper
Fiona MacTaggart
Home Affairs
Ed Balls
Vernon Coaker
Phil Woolas
Gerry Sutcliffe
Diana Johnson
Shabana Mahmood
Education
Andy Burnham
Kevin Brennan
Sharon Hodgson
Iain Wright
Toby Perkins
Justice
Sadiq Khan
Chris Bryant
Helen Goodman
Andy Slaughter
Rob Flello
Work and Pensions
Douglas Alexander
Stephen Timms
Karen Buck
Margaret Curran
Rachel Reeves
Business, Innovation and Skills
John Denham
Gareth Thomas
Ian Lucas
Gordon Banks
Gordon Marsden
Nia Griffith
Chi Onwurah
Health
John Healey
Diane Abbott (Public Health)
Emily Thornberry
Derek Twigg
Liz Kendall
Communities and Local Government
Caroline Flint
Alison Seabeck
Barbara Keeley
Jack Dromey
Chris Williamson
Defence
Jim Murphy
Kevan Jones
Russell Brown
Michael Dugher
Gemma Doyle
Energy and Climate Change
Meg Hillier
Huw Irranca-Davies
Luciana Berger
Shadow Leader of the House of Commons
Hilary Benn
Helen Jones
Transport
Maria Eagle
Jim Fitzpatrick
Andrew Gwynne
John Woodcock
Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Mary Creagh
Willie Bain
Jamie Reed
Peter Soulsby
Northern Ireland
Shaun Woodward
Eric Joyce
Scotland
Ann McKechin
Tom Greatrex
Wales
Peter Hain
Owen Smith
Culture, Media and Sport
Ivan Lewis
Tessa Jowell (Olyics)
Ian Austin
Gloria De Piero
Shadow Leader of the House of Lords
Baroness Royall of Blaisdon
Cabinet office
Liam Byrne
Jon Trickett
Roberta Blackman-Woods
Law Officers
Baroness Scotland (Shadow Attorney-General)
Catherine McKinnell (Shadow Solicitor-General)
Whips Office (Commons)
Rosie Winterton (Chief Whip)
Alan Campbell (Deputy Chief Whip)
Tony Cunningham (Pairing Whip)
Lyn Brown
Mark Tami
David Wright
Stephen Pound
David Hamilton
Dave Anderson
Angela C Smith
Phil Wilson
Lillian Greenwood
Jonathan Reynolds
Graham Jones
Whips Office (Lords)
Lord Bassam of Brighton(Lords Chief Whip)