Boris Johnson has said he would be leaving 10 Downing with his 'head held high', a week after he was forced to resign as prime minister after losing the support of key Tory MPs. Speaking in the Commons during PMQs, he said: 'It's perfectly true that I leave not at the time of my choosing. And it's absolutely true ... I'm proud of the leadership that I have given ... I will be leaving soon with my head held high.' He added the Conservative Party would unite around the new leader

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