not i'm about to leave downing street but i'm proud to continue as the member of parliament for maidenhead i will continue to do all i can to serve the national interest and play my part in making our united kingdom a great country with a great future a country that truly works for everyone. the greatest arnaud was to serve as prime minister the final words there of to reason may as britain's prime minister. will step down and clear the stage for boris johnson to take over as britain's prime minister she extended says sincere thanks to her government to the civil service to the nation and the armed forces and she also wished the best for boris johnson as he takes over the post of prime minister and leader of the united kingdom she also noted that she hopes her she has served as an example an inspiration for girls to believe that there are no limits to what they can achieve let's cross over now to lawrence lean standing by at number 10 downing street so the sort of perhaps speech that you would be expected to say at this point but it leaves boris johnson with the same difficult path ahead t

i am about to leave downing street, but i am proud to continue as a member of parliament for maidenhead. i will continue to do all i can to serve the national interest and play my part in making our united kingdom a great country with a great future. a country that truly works for everyone. that was theresa may, the former prime minister. there will be a lot more on beyond 108. now it is time for the sport. there's only one place to start and that's at the home of cricket, because ireland will be pinching themselves after embarrasing england at lord's today, ireland who have only been a test nation for two years have an xx overnight lead in their one off test after bowling out england and their world cup winning stars all out for 85 — just over a week before the ashes iron and closed a few minutes ago and 207 all out. they world cup? move on. it is test matches now. read for embarrassment, while going for opportunity. ireland's moment. bowling cutie jason for opportunity. ireland's moment. bowling cutiejason roy, out for five on his test debut. stirling caught it and is now using his fi

i'm sure my underfriend would maidenhead. question 14.1. i think the west midlands combined authority shows what a local visible innovative leadership could do, and how it can be locatable to a strong economy and afair be locatable to a strong economy and a fair society. with the prime minister was like active encouragement, the mire of the west midlands was elected in may 2017. she has supported him and the region ever since. over £2 billion has been given to the region by the prime minister in the form of grants and guarantees, for transport and so many other worthwhile project. so on behalf of the people of west midlands, may i thank her. and may i also asked that she continues and parliament as a strong advocate for local devolution? i remember the conversation i had with andy street, andi conversation i had with andy street, and i was encourage him to stand as many are for the west midlands and i'm very pleased that he did. he has been delivering for the west midlands since the election. we have done excellent work for the west midla

what she said today she is going to return to her constituency it's just west of london and maidenhead and she will i'm sure get a little bit of rest because in the last weeks she has really tried to ramp up to see a profit from bracks and she's been working hard for example on the issue of climate change so 1st of all the rest what happens then we don't know but she will stay on as a member of parliament on the back benches and she will follow the new premiership of course johnson from there we were just looking at pictures again of her last question time in the house of commons earlier this morning shot of if one can talk about to raise a legacy what. breaks the breaks that and she didn't deliver and that was the main problem really and that's that's why she had to step down in the end if she hadn't resigned herself upon she would have made to resign there was just an absolute mood against her in the end in may when she finally decided to resign again i said she is very dutiful she has tried to get this country out of the european union she's made many many mistakes on the way she ha

he says the liberal democrat party was looking forward to the maidenhead constituency, that is not my fee. and the liberal democrat looking forward to taking the seat when they couldn't win it when they put 1000 people's in the seat and wrong on that, liberal democrats wrong on everything. >> order! the fellow must be heard. >> mister speaker, two of my constituents are relatives of kirsty boutin, one of the victims of the terrorist atrocity and despite the fact that one of the terrorist families received legal aid at restitution of the inquest none of the families of the victims did. does my right honorable friend think we need to look at entitlements so those people who wish to ask questions about what happened to their loved ones are not left to fend for themselves. >> i think he has raised an important issue and will have seen from the reaction from the house the concern people have about this issue. i have said previously we send our deepest sympathies to the families of the victims and i can see why my honorable friend raised this as a matter of concern. there are a number of ch

not i'm about to leave downing street but i'm proud to continue as the member of parliament for maidenhead i will continue to do all i can to serve the national interest and play my part in making our united kingdom a great country with a great future a country that truly works for everyone. it was a british. thank you because she's standing in front of 10 downing street with her husband philip who she described as her greatest supporter and friend their final goodbye. before the couple of head for buckingham palace where the reason we were officially handed her resignation to the queen. and watching those scenes is also our correspondent barbara visit she's standing in front of 10 downing street. but of the final good bye bye to resume as prime minister at 10 downing street you heard what she had to say what did you make of her comments. it was quick and sweet and she did keep it together in motion only this time she had plenty of time beforehand to prepare for this moment which of course is always a very hard thing to do because changeover here in downing street is quick and brutal she's

i will be continuing in this house as a member of parliament to maidenhead. >> michael fabricant. >> i'm sure my honorable friends will join me saying how pleased i am with the economic growth we have seen, output increased 27%, productivity at twice the national rate last year and employment increased in 2011 and the combined authority shows what this leadership can do and how it can be the key to building a strong economy and fair society. >> will a prime minister's active encouragement the mayor of west midland was elected in may 2017 and she has supported him and the region ever since over 2 billion pounds has peop that she continues in parliament as a strong advocate for local evolution. >> i run for the conversation for the west midland, and in the west midland ever since his election. can i also thank my honorable friend for highlighting the work we have done for west midlands government working with that combined authority showing benefits of local evolution my honorable friend has referred to. it is a good example of that visionary leadership in improving the lives of people

not i'm about to leave downing street but i'm proud to continue as the member of parliament for maidenhead i will continue to do all i can to serve the national interest and play my part in making our united kingdom a great country with a great future a country that truly works for everyone. who was british back. because she's standing in front of 10 downing street with her husband philip she described as her greatest supporter and friend their final goodbye. before the couple of head for backing and palin.

begin i'm sure the whole house will join me in paying tribute to my right honorable friend, the maidenhead, for the service given to our nation, attacking the problems of mental ill health. she has a great legacy for which we shall all be proud. our mission is to deliver brexit on the 31st of october for the purpose of uniting and reenergizing our great united kingdom and making this country the greatest place on earth. and when i say the greatest place on earth some may accuse me of hyperbole. but you imagine the trajectory on which we could now be embarked. it is more than possible that the united kingdom will be the greatest and most prosperous economy in europe at the center of a new network of trade deals which we have pioneered. we've proposed to make now the investments in broadband and 5-g. our country will unleash the productive power of the whole united kingdom not just london in the southeast but in every corridor of england, scotland, wales and northern ireland. we will have closed forever the productivity gap and see that no town is left behind ever again. no community ever fo

i read from the maidenhead advertiser that he thinks i'm about to step down from parliament, lam not.therine haddon, from the institute for government whether it was unusual for an ex—pm to hang around in the commons once the removal lorry had left downing street. it is these days, it's getting more and more so, david cameron certainly lasted about three months or so, gordon brown stayed for a few years, but he wasn't very active on the back benches. if you go back much further, it's much more common, ted heath stayed for 25 years, was father of the house, was very critical of... what did they call it? ‘the incredible sulk‘. exactly. others though, in and around that time, they went off to the house of lords, but increasingly, prime ministers are doing that. they are going off either to private sector, to the lecture circuit, working with charities, things like that. so it is a bit unusual. is that what you would see her doing if she wasn't going to stay? it seems so. i mean, we don't really know what her interests would be. beyond all of that. you know, some prime ministers come out

can i also say that i read from the maidenhead advertiser that he thinks i'm about to step down from i can easily claim that the liberal democrats were looking forward to taking the seat, when they couldn't even win it when i put 1000 people on the streets of maidenhead when i was... wrong on prediction, royal on facts, typical liberal democrats, role in everything. —— role on fax. liberal democrats, role in everything. -- role on fax. order! the fellow must be heard! mr chalk! two of my constituents are the relatives of kirsty bowden, one of the victims of the london bridge terrorist atrocity, and yet despite the fact that at least one of the terrorist‘s family received legal aid for representation at the inquest, none of the families of the victim is dead. does my right honourable friend think that we need to think again at entitlement for legal aid for inquest so that those people who wish to ask questions about what happened to their loved ones are not left to fend for myself. i think i ones are not left to fend for myself. i think! honourable ones are not left to fend for myself

. >> i'm about to leave downing street butroud to continue as member of parliament for maidenhead.continue all i can to serve the national interest and to play my part ing k. a great country with great future for everyone. >> woodruff: as may depart e, crowds wavopean union flags, marking her failed attempts to reach a brexit deal with the bloc. then, johnson, a brexit advocate, arrived at 10 downing, saying his leadership will put things right. >> after three years of unfounded self-doubt, it is time to change the record, to recover our natural and historic role as an enterprising, oward-looking and truly global britain. no one in the last few centuries has succeeded in betting against the pluck and nerve and ambition of this country. >> woodruff: the new prime minister has vowed to deliver brexit by halloween, with or without an e.u. deal. there's word that north korea has carried out a new weapons test. south korea's military says the north fired at least two projectiles early thursday about 270 miles across the sea of japan. it's the first such incident since north korean leade

johnson: i'm sure we will pay -- to our maidenhead.e proud. brexitsion is to deliver on the 31st of october for the purpose of uniting and reenergizing our great united kingdom and making this country the greatest place on earth. when i say "the greatest place on earth," i am conscious i am making some hyperbole. trajectory on the which we could now embarq. it is possible the united kingdom will be the greatest and most prosperous economy in europe, at the center of a new network of trade deals which we have pioneered with investments we are making and propose to make. the investment in broadband and will boast the most conductivity on the planet by unleashing the productive power of the whole united butdom, not just london every corner of england, scotland, wales, and northern ireland. we will have closed forever the productivity gap and see to it that no town is left hind african, no can -- behind ever again, no community forgotten. 2050, thanks to the previous prime minister, will no longer make any contribution to the destruction o

sure the whole house would join me in paying tribute to my right honourable friend, the memberfor maidenheadng modern slavery to tackling the problems of mental ill health. she has a great legacy on which we shall all be proud to build. and our mission is to deliver brexit on the 315t mission is to deliver brexit on the 31st of october for the purpose of uniting and re—energising our great united kingdom, and making this country the greatest place on earth. and when i say the greatest place on earth, i'm conscious that some may accuse me of hyperbole. but it is useful to imagine the trajectory on which we could now be embarked. by 2015, it is more than possible that the united kingdom will be the greatest and most prosperous economy in europe. at the centre of a new network of trade deals which we have pioneered, with the road and rail investments we a re pioneered, with the road and rail investments we are making and proposed to make now, the investment in broadband and 5g, our country will boast the test technological connectivity on the planet, by unleashing the productive power of the wh

i'm about to leave downing street but i'm proud to continue as the member of parliament for maidenhead. i will continue to do all i can to serve the national interest and play my part in making our united kingdom a great country with a great future, a country that truly works for everyone. stuart: i would have to say that was perfect timing. theresa may said her gracious good-bye just as the market opened here on wall street. yes, it is 9:30 eastern time. we are off, we're running and we're already down triple digits. that is a loss of about a half percentage point for the dow industrials, down 122 points as we speak. so we're off, we're running, that's the dow, down triple digits. show me the s&p 500, please, broader indicator, where's that? it's down about the same, a fractional loss there. down actually about a quarter percent. a bit less of a loss than the dow. the nasdaq, same thing. down about a quarter percent. quickly, interest rates. the ten-year treasury yielding 2.05%. quickly, the price of gold, still well above $1400 an ounce. $1427 to be precise. oil, yeah, $56.90. that i

i'm about to leave downing street but i'm proud to continue as a member of parliament for maidenhead. i will continue to do all i can to serve the national interest and play my part in making our united kingdom a great country with a great future, a country that truly works for everyone. [applause] [applause] announcer: that same day, the new british prime minister, boris johnson, met with a clean at buckingham palace, who formerly asked him to form a new government. he delivered remarks on the changeover of u.k. leadership from 10 downing street, the prime minister's residence. his first speech a as prime minister. this is just over ten minutes.

going off to berkshire or home aware of it is, to berkshire or home aware of it is, to maidenhead. afternoon and tendered her resignation as prime minister and first lord of the treasury, which her majesty was graciously pleased to accept. that the statement. so now we have a vacuum because right now we have a vacuum because right now the united kingdom has no prime minister. strange we didn't see the usual pictures of her emerging through the king's d'or, which is normally the first indication we have the audience is over. perhaps the heat has got the better of the camera in there. hopefully that won't be the case when we see mr johnson arriving and going in, making the same entrance theresa may made over half an hour ago. there she is on her way up. that looks like going up park lane. absolutely, heading out on the ma, towards berkshire. now we await boris johnson. he will go through a similar event, as it were. a private audience with the queen, which involves kissing hand, explained that, charles. it is an ancient term. in the old days, hundreds of years ago, that is what happe