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Research source NBJ04

Boris Johnson’s final speech as Prime Minister

Author / issuing institution
Boris Johnson
Publisher
Prime Minister’s Office
Original publication date
2022-09-06
Type
speech
Date accessed
2026-10-17
Language
en
Factual summary
Johnson thanked staff and the public, referred critically to the circumstances of succession and pledged support for Liz Truss and the new government.
Reliability, relevance and limitations
Mixed observable communication; do not infer his private motives or validate achievement claims in the speech.
Passage reference
Final speech, succession and closing paragraphs
Archival reference
Not available

Linked profiles and claims

  • Boris Johnson

    Process · NBJ04-C1: Johnson thanked staff and the public, referred critically to the circumstances of succession and pledged support for Liz Truss and the new government. — Passage: Final speech, succession and closing paragraphs

    Humility · NBJ04-C1: Johnson thanked staff and the public, referred critically to the circumstances of succession and pledged support for Liz Truss and the new government. — Passage: Final speech, succession and closing paragraphs

    Service · NBJ04-C1: Johnson thanked staff and the public, referred critically to the circumstances of succession and pledged support for Liz Truss and the new government. — Passage: Final speech, succession and closing paragraphs

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