Resignation speeches often define a politician's legacy more than their time in office. From tearful farewells to defiant final stands, which one left the deepest mark on you?
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Liz Truss (2022)
After just 49 days in office, Truss delivered a brief Downing Street statement following the mini-budget fallout. The shortest tenure in British prime ministerial history.
Boris Johnson (2022)
Forced out by mass cabinet resignations after the Chris Pincher affair, Johnson's defiant speech outside Number 10 hinted he never quite accepted his fate.
Theresa May (2019)
May's composure broke as she declared her love for 'the country I had the honour to serve' after Brexit deadlock destroyed her premiership.
David Cameron (2016)
After losing the Brexit referendum he called, Cameron announced his departure and was later caught humming a tune as he walked back inside Number 10.

Geoffrey Howe (1990)
Howe's devastating Commons resignation speech, with its broken cricket bat metaphor, triggered the leadership challenge that ended Margaret Thatcher's reign.
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