Stammer officially left British Prime Minister: my work is done

British Prime Minister Stammer, speaking out on Downing Street, said, “My work is done. In six and a half years, I led our party out of the historic defeat of 2019, turning it into a party capable of facing the country and winning an overwhelming victory in the general elections of 2024. Since then, it has been an honour for me to serve you and this great country as Prime Minister. I believe that Britain is now stronger and fairer than it was two years ago. However, I will always remember that the most modest thing about this job is that you can sit in the front row and witness the performance of the country's greatest thing. Countless tenacity can be seen daily — from the perseverance, perseverance, integrity and compassion of those who serve their country.” “We must remember the greatness of Britain. When we debate how to solve the problem, we inherit something from our national and national identity, and we can give us confidence that we can make our country better. We can create a Britain where every child can walk further with talent, and if we do not succumb to division, we can bring people together under a common flag. I therefore wish Andy Burnham every success as I hand him the baton now. He has my full support... I thank the British people for the opportunity to serve me. I leave with dignity and with a smile, and I am proud of all that we have achieved.” Kim Xian