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London, Sep 15 (EFE) .- UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, launched on Wednesday a broad remodeling of his Cabinet in which he ditched his most unpopular ministers such as the foreign minister, Dominic Raab, and Education minister Gavin Williamson.(Camera: CLAUDIA SACREST)SHOT LIST: B-ROLL OF DOWNING STREET. 1. Dominic Raab (entry and exit): outgoing foreign minister.2. Priti Patel (entry and exit): remains as Home Secretary.3. Liz Truss (entry and exit): new Foreign Minister.4. Michael Gove (entry): Incoming Housing Secretary.5. Oliver Dowden (entry): outgoing Culture Secretary who becomes Party Co-Chairman.6. Nadine Dorries (entry and exit): new Culture Secretary.7. Nadhim Zahawi (entry and exit) new Minister of Education.8. Mark Spencer (entry and exit): head of discipline of the 'Tory' formation.9. Ben Wallace (entry and exit): remains in office as Minister of Defence.10. Steve Barclay (entry): enters the executive as a minister without portfolio. 11. Anne-Marie Trevelyan (entry): new Secretary of State for International Trade. 12. Sayid Javid (entry): Minister of Health, remains in office.
Addressing the press outside 10 Downing Street, outgoing British Prime Boris Johnson says he has "fulfilled his function" as Prime Minister, comparing himself to "one of the those booster rockets" "splashing down invisibly in some obscure, remote corner of the Pacific", despite rumours of him plotting a political comeback. Johnson, who was forced to quit after losing the support of dozens of his ministers, will jet off to northeast Scotland to formally tender his resignation to Queen Elizabeth II. He will hand over power to Liz Truss after his momentous tenure dominated by Brexit and Covid was cut short by scandal. SOUNDBITE
British Prime minister Boris Johnson's motorcade arrives at Westminster where he is facing British MPs for the first time since his party's no-confidence vote on Monday. IMAGES
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson wins a no-confidence vote triggered by his Conservative MPs and will stay on as leader, but the scale of the rebellion leaves his future in doubt. SOUNDBITE
London, July 7 (EFE) .- (Camera: Claudia Sacrest) British Prime Minister Boris Johnson addresses Parliament to answer questions from lower house deputies after the recent announcement that on July 19 Covid restrictions will be lifted.FOOTAGE OF JOHNSON LEAVING 10 DOWNING STREET.
London, Jun 9 (EFE) .- The talks between the United Kingdom and the European Union held this Wednesday in London to overcome the problems due to the controversial trade border between Great Britain and Northern Ireland after Brexit "have not made progress, said British negotiator David Frost.FOOTAGE OF BORIS JOHNSON, BRITISH PRIME MINISTER, BEFORE ADDRESSING PARLIAMENT.
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