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With just two weeks left before Israel's prime ministerial election, cabinet ministers and teams of technical advisers from both sides met tonight around a long banquet table set for 42, discussing ground rules for the abruptly resumed negotiations.

In January 2015, he was appointed to the Lib Dem general election cabinet as the party's health spokesperson.

The current Cabinet does have fewer former independent school pupils than the coalition cabinet of 2010, the report notes, but slightly more than Tony Blair's post-election Cabinet in 2005.

Greg Clark replaces David Willetts as minister for universities and science, following the government's pre-election cabinet reshuffle.

The project to replace the Act is being headed by Michael Gove, who was appointed by Justice Secretary in the post-election cabinet reshuffle.

Hancock, a former business minister, was appointed the role of cabinet office minister in David Cameron's post-election cabinet reshuffle, replacing Francis Maude.

That sparked speculation that he would go in a pre-election cabinet reshuffle.France's Socialist government approved a bill to create 350,000 public-sector jobs to reduce unemployment.Turkey's parliament approved a law designed to suppress Islam in schools.

It was not helped either that Gordon Brown's post-election cabinet reshuffle meant it was delivered by a minister, Ben Bradshaw, who had until days earlier been dealing with the minutiae of the National Health Service.

But Netanyahu has warned that next spring or summer will mark the end of Israeli patience with diplomacy or sanctions, and it is widely speculated that Barak will join Netanyahu's post-election cabinet as a "professional" defence minister (ie not a Knesset member).

The most obvious story to have told would be a sort of House of Cardinals, exploiting the parallels (elections, cabinet positions, assassination threats) between the Vatican and Washington.

And in Labour terms he's an obvious star – he came second in the shadow cabinet elections, beaten only by Yvette Cooper (who gained from the fact that Labour MPs had to vote for a certain number of women).