Government

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has confirmed the government's move to examine water prices next week.

Read: Water companies next to face Government scrutiny

Prime Minister David Cameron will take action to help households struggling to meet rising water bills, his spokesman said.

"There'll be some progress next week on water bills," the spokesman said. "The prime minister wants to see household expenditure being brought down."

His comments suggested that Britain's biggest water companies could join energy giants at the centre of a political row over the rising cost of living ahead of an election in 2015.

Read: Energy firms defend price rises

Speaking to Tom Bradby on the Agenda the Prime Minister has said that the reshuffle in the Cabinet is an opportunity to "bring on fresh talent."

• The Agenda with Tom Bradby will be broadcast on ITV tonight at 10.35pm

David Cameron will speak to Tom Bradby on the Agenda tonight after a busy day rearranging his Cabinet.

As well as the reshuffle, the Agenda will also be looking at the new WikiLeaks film the Fifth Estate.

Tom Bradby: WikiLeaks movie up for discussion as the Agenda returns

Downing Street has tweeted with the full list of the government reshuffle:

Read more: MP's wife tweets anger after whip loses role

The wife of Robert Syms, who was a Conservative whip, has taken to Twitter to air her anger after he lost his position in the reshuffle.

The self-proclaimed "David Cameron cheerleader" launched a scathing attack on the Prime Minister after her husband's demotion:

Read more on the government reshuffle.

MPs have taken to Twitter to express their pleasure at the new Cabinet roles after the government's reshuffle:

Liberal Democrat MP Norman Baker has moved from his role as crime prevention minister to a new Home Office job.

Hugh Robertson, formerly sports minister, has been appointed as Foreign Office minister.