UK SET TO LEAVE EU - Boris Johnson

Boris Johnson

Boris Johnson has said "his job is to serve the people" as he becomes the UK's new prime minister.
Speaking outside Downing Street after accepting The Queen's invitation to form a government, he said he wanted to "change the country for the better".
He said the UK would leave the EU on 31 October "no ifs, no buts", adding: "The buck stops with me."
Mr Johnson took over after Theresa May handed in her resignation to the Queen a short time ago.
The new PM will then begin putting together his cabinet - a number of Mrs May's senior ministers have already resigned, having said they could not serve under him.
As she relinquished power after three years, Mrs May said being prime minister had been "the greatest honour" and wished her successor well.
In a farewell speech outside No 10, she said his government's "successes will be our country's successes".
Boris Johnson's partner Carrie Symonds and other members of his team
Image captionCarrie Symonds, Mr Johnson's partner, is among those greeting him at Downing Street
Protesters block Boris Johnson's car
Image captionClimate protesters formed a chain in front of Mr Johnson's car
Mr Johnson's audience with Queen Elizabeth II lasted more than half an hour.
During his journey to Buckingham Palace, his car was briefly held up by protesters from Greenpeace, who formed a human chain across The Mall.
Mr Johnson's partner, Carrie Symonds, and key members of his staff are awaiting the new prime minister's arrival in Downing Street.

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