Theresa May
In-Nazzjon headlines – Tuesday 4th June 2019
In-Nazzjon quotes PN Leader Adrian Delia who said that this is not the time to point fingers at each other, but to…
Cartoon. You, May … Leave
First published in the New York Times, U.S., May 28, 2019 | By Chappatte via POLITICO
Boris Johnson vows to take Britain out of the EU on Oct 31 if he becomes Prime Minister
The Daily Telegraph reports that Boris Johnson has vowed to take Britain out of the EU on October 31 “deal or no…
Majority of Britons want a general election when new PM is in place
A Sky Data poll shows that some 65% of the public think the UK is in crisis following Theresa May's resignation and…
The race to become the next British Conservative Party leader has begun
The race to replace Theresa May's has begun after her announcement on Friday that she will step down on the 7th of…
Theresa May to resign on 7th June
After three years of internal party disputes and unable to stem the tide of criticism over her unpopular Brexit bill, British Prime…
May expected to announce her resignation as Conservative Party leader
Theresa May could announce her resignation as leader of the Conservative Party as soon as Friday, allowing a contest to elect her…
May forced to shelve Brexit vote as crisis deepens
The political crisis in the UK shows no sign of abating as Theresa May was forced to shelve the publication of –…
UPDATED: Foreign Secretary insists May’s resignation not imminent
UK Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt has said that he expects Theresa May to still be Prime Minister during US President Trump's visit…
Theresa May’s hours might be counted amid increased pressure for her to resign
The Telegraph reports that Sajid Javid has demanded a meeting with Theresa May to tell her he cannot support her new Brexit…
Theresa May’s latest Brexit offer likely to fail
Plans for a vote on a second referendum and promises about replacing the backstop fail to win over politicians on all sides.…
Theresa May promises parliamentary vote on second referendum in new Brexit bill
Theresa May says MPs will get vote on whether to hold another referendum if they back EU Withdrawal Agreement Bill. Developing Story