Keir Starmer

Would you want to be the first person on his list to visit London?

In the first two years of this government, we had really important progress on immigration.

And one of the tests of an outgoing prime minister is whether you leave the country in a better state than you found it.

And I am leaving it in a better state.

Immigration has long been a cause for concern.

On lawful migration, which when we came in two years ago, was nearly a million net migration.

We got that down to about a fifth of that number.

So a huge reduction, over 80% reduction.

On the crossings across the channel, which so many people are concerned about, understandably, we've brought those numbers down as well.

So the steps we've taken are beginning to pay off.

Our economic security is paramount.

It is stronger if we stay.

If we leave, we put it at risk.

I've been the country's chancellor for six years.

If we vote to leave, will we carry out that instruction?

Yes.

Will I carry on as Prime Minister?

Yes.

Will I construct a government that includes all of the talents of the Conservative Party?

Yes.