Gordon Brown Resignation Speech at Number 10

The speaker addresses the outcome of the recent election, stating no party has a majority in the House of Commons. He announces his intention to resign and suggests the leader of the opposition form a government. Reflecting on his time as Prime Minister, he speaks about the responsibilities and potential for good in the role, as well as the challenges faced, including the global financial crisis. He expresses admiration for the armed forces and gratitude to colleagues, staff, and family, particularly his wife and sons. He concludes by cherishing his role as a husband and father, and bids farewell.

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