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@BorisJohnson

Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and leader. Member of Parliament for Uxbridge and South Ruislip.

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Joined April 2015

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  1. Our brilliant Vaccines Taskforce has secured an extra 60 million doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine. This is fantastic news and an important addition in keeping us protected into the autumn and winter.

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  2. I want to thank Arlene Foster for her dedication to the people of Northern Ireland over many years. She will continue to play a vital role as First Minister until June and I hope that she stays in public service for years to come.

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  3. Great news that the European Parliament has voted overwhelmingly in favour of our zero tariffs, zero quotas Trade and Cooperation Agreement. Now is the time to look forward to a new relationship with the EU and a more Global Britain.

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  4. Vaccines have saved thousands of lives so far and now this data shows they could also protect others by cutting transmission of the virus – which will be crucial in helping us beat the pandemic. I urge everyone to book their jab when called.

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  5. Dame Cheryl Gillan was a great servant to the people of Chesham & Amersham. She made a huge contribution to our party and country, and we will sorely miss her. My thoughts are with her family and friends.

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  6. Apr 27

    Today I spoke with President Kenyatta ahead of the joint UK-Kenya Global Education Summit. We agreed to work closely together to ensure 175 million more children get into school around the world. There’s a huge amount the 🇬🇧 and 🇰🇪 can achieve together.

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  7. Apr 27

    A quarter of UK adults have received 2 doses of a COVID vaccine, giving them maximum protection against the virus. This is a huge achievement made possible by the tireless work of so many across our country. Please keep coming forward to get vaccinated when you are called.

    1 in 4 adults have now had both vaccine doses.
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  8. Apr 27

    Fantastic news that 16,500 young people have now started jobs through our Kickstart scheme. These fully-subsidised placements for 16 to 24-year-olds offer a vital first foot on the jobs ladder. Find out more about the scheme and how to get involved:

    16,500 young people have started a Kickstart scheme job.
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  9. Apr 26

    Fantastic to be in Wales today, campaigning with our candidates. The team have a plan to drive forward Wales' economic recovery, creating 65,000 new, well-paid jobs and investing in infrastructure like the A55. Vote Conservative on May 6th.

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  10. Apr 26

    Iran's decision to sentence Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe to another year in prison is cruel, inhumane and wholly unjustified. She must be allowed to return to her family in the UK and we will continue to do all we can to get her home.

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  11. Apr 25

    We stand side by side with India in the shared fight against COVID-19. Vital medical equipment is on its way from the UK to India to help stop the tragic loss of life from the virus and we’ll continue to work closely with the Indian government during this difficult time.

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  12. Apr 25

    This is the story of the UK vaccine rollout which has already saved thousands of lives. A huge thank you to everyone involved from the scientists, to our NHS, the Armed Forces and the many volunteers. I urge everyone to take up the jab when you’re offered it.

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  13. Apr 25

    Today we pay our respects to the ANZACs who fought at Gallipoli, and remember all those who have fought with courage so that we may live in peace today. Their bravery, fortitude & spirit of mateship live on. They will not be forgotten.

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    A Beacon of Hope: The UK Vaccine Story. 📽️ Watch below or on Youtube:

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  15. Apr 23

    The UK is hosting a Global Education Summit this summer and leading efforts in our Presidency to get 40 million more girls into school. I spoke to this morning about how girls education is one of the smartest investments countries can make as we build back better.

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  16. Apr 23

    This is a landmark achievement by the team at who developed the COVID-19 vaccine. Malaria kills hundreds of thousands of children a year. An effective vaccine holds out the possibility of ending this global tragedy.

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  17. Apr 23

    I welcome the Court of Appeal's decision to overturn the convictions of 39 former sub-postmasters in the Horizon dispute, an appalling injustice which has had a devastating impact on these families for years. Lessons should and will be learnt to ensure this never happens again.

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  18. Apr 23

    Happy St. George's Day! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

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  19. Apr 22

    The world’s tropical forests are the lungs of our planet and yet we’re losing these great, teeming ecosystems at an unconscionable rate. I’m pleased the UK is joining this hugely exciting coalition to protect our tropical forests and tackle climate change.

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  20. Apr 22

    Our shared duty is to honour and remember all those, wherever they lived and whatever their background, who laid down their lives for our freedoms at the moment of greatest peril. My statement on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission report.

    “During the First World War, millions of people from Africa, Asia, the Caribbean and the Middle East fought for Britain in the struggle against tyranny.

“Their contribution to victory was immense, not just in numerical terms but in their courage and valour, and many paid the ultimate price so that we might live in peace and freedom today. 

“I am deeply troubled by the findings of the Special Committee that not all of our war dead were commemorated with equal care and reverence. On behalf of the Government, I offer an unreserved apology. I welcome the fact that the Commonwealth War Graves Commission has accepted all of the Committee’s recommendations and that it will now re-examine records and make amends wherever possible. Our shared duty is to honour and remember all those, wherever they lived and whatever their background, who laid down their lives for our freedoms at the moment of greatest peril.”
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