World & Nation
British Prime Minister Theresa May late Wednesday remained determined to deliver Brexit amid political mayhem this week that brought overwhelming parliamentary defeat of her proposal for leaving the European Union but victory over a move to strip away her power.
Jan. 16, 2019
When Theresa May became Britain’s prime minister in July 2016, only the second woman to hold the post, the vicar’s daughter-turned-politician inaugurated her tenure with the brisk declaration: “Brexit means Brexit.”
May 24, 2019
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April 6, 2009
New British Prime Minister Theresa May vowed Wednesday to steer her country through the uncertainty and turbulence of its split from the European Union, declaring, “Because we are Great Britain, we will rise to the challenge.”
July 13, 2016
Business
Just three weeks ago, Theresa May was a low-profile member of David Cameron’s Cabinet, regarded as a professional and reliable leader in the Conservative Party ably holding a position that’s been called a “graveyard for political careers.”
July 17, 2016
British voters will return to the polls in June for an early general election, less than a year after a bitterly split electorate favored breaking away from the 28-nation European Union.
April 19, 2017
A clergyman’s daughter known for her calm, common-sense demeanor has emerged from the unholy political scrum that erupted after the “Brexit” referendum, poised to become Britain’s prime minister as the onetime empire weathers financial fallout, social schism and deepening angst over its place on the world stage.
July 11, 2016
The Irish border question took center stage in Britain’s negotiations to leave the European Union on Monday, causing a major setback for Prime Minister Theresa May, who had hoped to conclude an initial agreement but instead was forced to acknowledge talks had faltered.
Dec. 4, 2017
California
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June 11, 1989
British Prime Minister Theresa May said Monday that the recent poisoning of a former spy and his daughter in the city of Salisbury was “highly likely” tied to Russia.
March 12, 2018