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Boris Johnson tells LBC he would not take the knee for Black Lives Matter
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2:25Now PlayingBoris Johnson has indicated that he would not be prepared to "take the knee" in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.
When asked by Nick Ferrari if he would "take the knee" the Prime Minister said "I don't believe in gestures. I believe in substance."
The PM said he believed in "doing things that make a practical difference," citing his time as Mayor of London, Mr Johnson said he "massively increased" BAME representation in the Metropolitan Police.
Mr Johnson said he wanted to see that happen "across the country."
He said he wanted to see "more young black kids going to some of the best universities in this country."
"Of course there are injustices that we need to rectify," he told LBC.
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