Theresa May

I have grown up in the organisation, respect and accept its decision, says Nupur Sharma on her suspension from BJP

The UK urgently needs a dynamic, entrepreneurial mission-setting state to confront the triple crisis of Covid-19, rising inequality, and climate change

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson welcomed the start of a new UK-US chapter on Wednesday

Former Prime Minister Theresa May warned that the move by Boris Johnson would do untold damage to the UK

Its principles were witnessed during the Brexit debate

The outgoing PM says she felt a "mixture of pride and disappointment" and that despite having to go earlier than she wanted, she had been the "right person" for the job

The cables' publication in the Mail on Sunday newspaper came just a month after Trump enjoyed a state visit to Britain

Her hyper-activity also suggests she knows her time is running out -- and is perhaps a psychological rebound from the shock of losing the job she loved

May will remain prime minister until a new leader is chosen, likely in late July

In her conversation with Prime Minister Modi on Saturday, she praised India's democratic exercise and processes, a Downing Street spokesperson said

May had announced her resignation earlier this week and is set to formally step down as Tory leader and PM on June 7, after a three-day state visit to the UK by US President Donald Trump

Not only is Mr. Johnson a firm proponent of Brexit - albeit one who is instinctively more flexible than Mrs. May

Not only is Mr. Johnson a firm proponent of Brexit - albeit one who is instinctively more flexible than Mrs. May

May's undoing came after her final, desperate effort to win passage of her withdrawal plan in Parliament

It would be understandable to feel sympathy for anyone so isolated and vilified. I don't

There will be a crowded field for that election and the race for No 10 will be hard to predict

Britain's main political parties had campaigned to deliver the June 2016 referendum result in favour of Brexit

Brady, who chairs the Conservative Party's influential 1922 Committee of backbench lawmakers, will tell her that 70% of her members of parliament want her to resign over her handling of Brexit

At the start of May's weekly Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons, she fell short of a formal apology sought by a cross-section of Parliament in previous debates

Brokenshire did not say how many towns would benefit but said the money could be "transformative".