Immigration is down significantly. Our defence and security are on a far stronger footing and our international reputation is greatly enhanced.

Our public services are on the up, with the biggest fall in waiting times for 17 years. Children are being lifted out of poverty every single day.

Since then, it has been the privilege of my life to serve you and this great country as Prime Minister, and I am confident that Britain is now stronger and fairer than it was two years ago.

I am about to visit His Majesty the King to offer my resignation and close the book on my time as Prime Minister. My work is done.

I go with good grace, I go with a smile, and I go proud of everything we have achieved.

I leave probably the most high-profile job in the country to the most important, which is to be the best dad I can to my kids and best husband I can to my wife.

And, I’m very proud of that. So I shall walk out with pride.

The big job in me is being the best dad to my kids and the best husband to my wife. That is... that is a big job. And it's a job I'm very much looking forward to.

There is now I think a sound footing, a sound foundation, and the party can go on and win a second term, which is what I always thought we could do.

It is hugely impactful. However much you try to make it not impact the family, and we all do, and I desperately try to protect Vic and the kids, there's no doubting it has an impact on them.

I've always wanted to fight for the people who struggle to be heard and struggle to be seen.

I'm proud to have turned the Labour Party around, to have won a general election, and to put the party on a good footing.

The British people understand what is being fought for here - freedom and democracy, values that we will never take for granted.

I'm absolutely confident when I say our support will not waver. And we'll see that in the coming weeks.

I think the tide is turning, has turned, and I'm sure they will go on and win this.

Ukraine in many senses is the defining cause of our time because this is a fight about the values of democracy and freedom that are hugely important to the United Kingdom.

I will go with good grace. I want my country to thrive, and therefore I'll do everything to make sure there's an orderly transition and give my full support to Andy Burnham and the whole of the government.

I vowed the UK would stand with Ukraine for as long as it takes - and long after.

I came into politics in 2015 to improve the lives of millions of people.

I am so proud of what Britain has contributed. That work will continue, and our cast-iron support for Ukraine will always endure.

British Steel is part of the fabric of our nation and a cornerstone of Britain’s industrial strength.

I got into a lot of trouble in a primary school when an eight-year-old encouraged me to do the 6-7 thing and the whole class joined in. It went viral and when I left, the headteacher told me sternly that it was against the school rules.

I have an important appointment with my TV at 8pm tonight.

I had a meeting with him to tell him that in this country we will stand with him and Ukraine, and I didn’t let him leave alone.