Boris Johnson has promised to repay the trust of voters who helped deliver the biggest Conservative election victory

The speaker emphasizes the importance of uniting the United Kingdom by investing in infrastructure, education, and technology. They express gratitude to newly elected MPs and outline plans for future opportunities, including better regulation and cutting National Insurance contributions. The speaker stresses the role of MPs as servants of the people, focusing on delivering priorities like Brexit, the NHS, and education. The speech concludes with thanks and a vision for a brighter future for Britain.

What achievements does the speaker acknowledge from the newly elected MP colleagues?

What does the speaker mean by saying 'we are not the masters, we are the servants'?