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Vor 4 Tagen · Theresa May became prime minister of the United Kingdom in July 2016, shortly after voters in a national referendum approved Britain’s departure from the European Union (“Brexit”). May pledged to see Brexit through to completion and went about that task with cautious precision, leading negotiations over the terms of the withdrawal.
- Theresa May is a British politician who, after replacing David Cameron as the leader of the Conservative Party in July 2016, became the second woma...
- Theresa May (née Brasier) attended both state-run and private schools before matriculating at the University of Oxford, where she studied geography.
- Theresa May became prime minister of the United Kingdom in July 2016, shortly after voters in a national referendum approved Britain’s departure fr...
Vor einem Tag · Gone but not forgotten will be former prime minister Theresa May, battered down over Brexit, alongside brand-name Tories such as former deputy prime minister Dominic Raab and the current leveling ...
Vor 4 Tagen · Former prime minister Theresa May has admitted in a documentary that she should have met Grenfell Tower survivors sooner after the 2017 fire. Mrs May, who is standing down from Parliament at...
Vor 4 Tagen · Focussing on key events in those years - including the battles in Parliament and government over her Brexit negotiations, her controversial 2017 Election campaign, the Grenfell Tower disaster and...
Vor 5 Tagen · Theresa May has admitted she was ultimately responsible for the Windrush scandal that saw more than 80 people wrongly deported despite living in the UK for decades.
Vor 2 Tagen · Theresa May and Brexit British Prime Minister Theresa May signing the official letter of intent to invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, March 28, 2017. The delivery of the letter to EU Pres. Donald Tusk the following day marked the formal start of Brexit proceedings.
Vor einem Tag · New data shows that in the year ending 2023, net migration (the number of people arriving in the UK and expected to stay long term, minus the number of people leaving) stood at 685,000. This is unusually high by historical standards and is two to three times the pre-Brexit levels. The positive news for the government is that the data appears to ...
