London: Lizzu truss His first speech as Britain’s prime minister was delivered on Tuesday outside No 10 – in front of an enthusiastic but drenched group of Conservative MPs and the world’s media – at Balmoral Castle in the wake of a sudden downpour after being appointed to the post by the Queen. Afterwards.
Delivering a speech in front of the famous Black Door, he said his initial priorities as Prime Minister were to develop the economy through tax cuts and reforms to reward hard work and promote business-led growth and investment. Had to provide a bold plan. She said that she will ensure that people do not face exorbitant electricity bills and that she will tackle the “energy crisis”. putinwar” and securing the UK’s future energy supply. He also promised to build hospitals, schools, roads and broadband and ensure that people can get the doctors appointments and NHS services they need.
the speech was the exact opposite johnsonAt 7.30 a.m., when, in his farewell speech, before heading to Balmoral to hand over his resignation to the Queen, he called himself a “booster rocket” that was about to splash into the sea.
In contrast to her self-confidence and brashness, she came across as harsh, awkward, nervous and serious. But while his delivery lacked sparkle and humor, the material was likely to appeal to his party base.
“History will see him as a highly consequential prime minister,” she said of Johnson. “I am honored to take this responsibility at a critical time for my country. What makes Britain great is our fundamental belief in freedom, enterprise and fairness. We are now facing serious global constraints due to Russia’s horrific war in Ukraine and the aftermath of COVID. Now is the time to deal with the issues holding Britain back. We need to build roads, homes and broadband faster and we need more investment and good jobs. We will transform Britain into an ambitious nation with high-paying jobs, safe roads and where everyone everywhere has the opportunities they deserve. Together with our allies, we will stand up for freedom and democracy around the world, recognizing that without security abroad we cannot have security at home,” she said.
She concluded by saying: “However strong the storm is, I know the British people are strong. We have enormous reserves of talent, energy and determination. I believe that together we can get out of the storm and We can rebuild our economy and be the great modern Britain I know we can be. She then posed for a photo with her husband at their new official residence.
the queen had received liz truss At his Scottish residence, Balmoral, just after noon to formalize his new post as PM after receiving Johnson’s resignation.
A spokesman for the Royal Family said: “Her Majesty asked them to form a new administration. Ms Truss accepted Her Majesty’s proposal and was appointed Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury.
Dressed in a tartan skirt and holding a walking stick, the queen can be seen smiling and shaking hands from the truss in the pictures.
Indicating that he plans to return to grassroots, and has no intention of relocating to California, as some had speculated, Rishi Sunki On Tuesday morning, the day he could have been prime minister, he was inevitably involved in a Westminster Hall debate on small hospitals, attended by barely any MPs, saying he had not planned to speak, but had It was longer than expected.
Delivering a speech in front of the famous Black Door, he said his initial priorities as Prime Minister were to develop the economy through tax cuts and reforms to reward hard work and promote business-led growth and investment. Had to provide a bold plan. She said that she will ensure that people do not face exorbitant electricity bills and that she will tackle the “energy crisis”. putinwar” and securing the UK’s future energy supply. He also promised to build hospitals, schools, roads and broadband and ensure that people can get the doctors appointments and NHS services they need.
the speech was the exact opposite johnsonAt 7.30 a.m., when, in his farewell speech, before heading to Balmoral to hand over his resignation to the Queen, he called himself a “booster rocket” that was about to splash into the sea.
In contrast to her self-confidence and brashness, she came across as harsh, awkward, nervous and serious. But while his delivery lacked sparkle and humor, the material was likely to appeal to his party base.
“History will see him as a highly consequential prime minister,” she said of Johnson. “I am honored to take this responsibility at a critical time for my country. What makes Britain great is our fundamental belief in freedom, enterprise and fairness. We are now facing serious global constraints due to Russia’s horrific war in Ukraine and the aftermath of COVID. Now is the time to deal with the issues holding Britain back. We need to build roads, homes and broadband faster and we need more investment and good jobs. We will transform Britain into an ambitious nation with high-paying jobs, safe roads and where everyone everywhere has the opportunities they deserve. Together with our allies, we will stand up for freedom and democracy around the world, recognizing that without security abroad we cannot have security at home,” she said.
She concluded by saying: “However strong the storm is, I know the British people are strong. We have enormous reserves of talent, energy and determination. I believe that together we can get out of the storm and We can rebuild our economy and be the great modern Britain I know we can be. She then posed for a photo with her husband at their new official residence.
the queen had received liz truss At his Scottish residence, Balmoral, just after noon to formalize his new post as PM after receiving Johnson’s resignation.
A spokesman for the Royal Family said: “Her Majesty asked them to form a new administration. Ms Truss accepted Her Majesty’s proposal and was appointed Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury.
Dressed in a tartan skirt and holding a walking stick, the queen can be seen smiling and shaking hands from the truss in the pictures.
Indicating that he plans to return to grassroots, and has no intention of relocating to California, as some had speculated, Rishi Sunki On Tuesday morning, the day he could have been prime minister, he was inevitably involved in a Westminster Hall debate on small hospitals, attended by barely any MPs, saying he had not planned to speak, but had It was longer than expected.