This is the Guardian.

Today, the Liz Trust era begins.

Welcome Britain, expect from its new Prime Minister.

It was a race that dragged on all summer.

And in the end, it was down to Liz Trust and Rishi Sinek to battle it out to become the next Prime Minister.

But by the time the two of them entered, the Queen Elizabeth Hall yesterday lunchtime,

there wasn't much suspense over the final result.

The Guardian's political editor, Pippa Carrera, was there.

Actually, it all started just before we entered the room.

As I was crowding in amongst other journalists and conservative MPs and members and officials,

we spotted Liz Trust's heading up stairs in the Queen Elizabeth Conference Centre in a lift.

And as she walked into the lift there was a big grin on her face, which I suppose belied the fact

she had even knew that she had won the Tory Crown.

Rishi Sinek, 60,399, Liz Trust, 81,326.

Therefore, I give notice that Liz Trust is elected as the leader of the Conservative and Unionist party.

Barely looking behind her or even offering her defeated opponent a handshake,

suddenly the Liz Trust era had begun.

I'd like to thank the 1922 Committee, the Party Chairman and the Conservative Party

for organising one of the longest job interviews in history.

Thank you very much.

The speech itself was a bit underwhelming, really.

Boris, you got Brexit done.

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