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World'This is our country's saddest day': Former PM Johnson

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‘This is our country’s saddest day’: Former PM Johnson

Former prime minister Boris Johnson – who left the top job on Tuesday after meeting with the Queen – has paid tribute to the monarch.

In a lengthy statement, he says there is “an ache at the passing of our Queen” in “the hearts of every one of us”.

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