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Published 12:11 23 Jul 2019 BST
Updated 12:27 23 Jul 2019 BST
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Mr Johnson has previously said that the UK will leave the European Union by October 31, even if a deal is not in place at this stage. A number of European senior political figures have said that they will not serve under Johnson with Education Minister Anne Milton handing in her resignation earlier this morning. Theresa May's tenure as Prime Minister will officially come to an end tomorrow, after taking part in her final Prime Minister's Questions. Boris Johnson will take office immediately after this following an audience with the Queen at Buckingham Palace.BREAKING: Boris Johnson is our next Prime Minister
Hunt 46,656 Johnson 92,153 Turnout 87.4% — Paul Brand (@PaulBrandITV) July 23, 2019
Members of the Conservative party have been voting on Theresa May's successor for the past two weeks and for the majority of the campaign, Boris Johnson has been viewed as the frontrunner. Ahead of this morning's announcement, Tory MP Charles Walker made a plea asking that people be kinder to the future Prime Minister and of course, this received a major reaction on social media.Boris Johnson wins Tory leadership contest, comfortably defeating Jeremy Hunt in a ballot of party members
He will officially become prime minister tomorrow#NextPrimeMinister updates: https://t.co/BOPyRfVXUI pic.twitter.com/y5eWgPYscH — BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) July 23, 2019
His victory speech included some rather outlandish one-liners including addressing those doubting him as "dude" and a description of the UK awakening like a "slumbering giant" to shake off the negativity and self-doubt.Setting the tone? Charles Walker asks: can we be kinder to the next Prime Minister than we were to the last? pic.twitter.com/QofBCo2058
— Katy Balls (@katyballs) July 23, 2019
"I say to all the doubters: Dude, we are going to energise the country, we are going to get #Brexit done"
New Tory leader Boris Johnson says as PM he will bring "a new spirit of can-do" to the country#NextPrimeMinister updates: https://t.co/BOPyRfVXUI pic.twitter.com/kZVQo4ruea — BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) July 23, 2019
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