article_snippet: Senior ministers including Defence Secretary Michael Fallon hit the airwaves the morning to defend the decision as 'sensible' before arriving in Downing Street for the final Cabinet meeting of the coalition.
article_snippet: Home Secretary Theresa May was named by Cameron as a possible successor.
article_snippet: Culture Secretary Sajid Javid, Environment Secretary Liz Truss and Tory party chairman Grant Shapps arriving in Downing Street .
article_snippet: Pictured are David Laws, Danny Alexander, Jo Swinson, Nick Clegg, Ed Davey, Don Foster, Alistair Carmichael, Stephen Wright and Vince Cable .
article_snippet: In an interview with the BBC, Cameron said: 'There definitely comes a time where a fresh pair of eyes and fresh leadership would be good, and Tory party has got some great people coming up: the Theresa Mays, and the George Osbornes, and the Boris Johnsons.'
article_snippet: Mrs May was seen arriving in Downing Street this morning.
article_snippet: But also in attendance with several Tory ministers who have been tipped as future leaders, including Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond, Culture Secretary Sajid Javid and Environment Secretary Liz Truss.
highlights_snippet: Comes the morning after Cameron ruled out serving a third term as PM .
  
highlights_snippet: Cameron named Theresa May and George Osborne as potential successors .
  