Theresa May
Theresa May is current prime minister of the UK. She has been the leader of the Conservative Party since 2016. Theresa May is Britain's second female prime minister. She is a Brexit advocate, considering it in the UK’s interest.
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- Has dire circumstance left Theresa May safe in Downing Street… for now?
With reports that Theresa May could face a 'vote of no confidence' as a result of her Brexit customs union headache and potentially dire council elections results, RT looks at whether an exit for the PM is a realistic possibility.UK News - ‘Go home or face arrest’ vans approved while she was on holiday – May’s former special adviser
The calamitous ‘go home or face arrest’ vans that were paraded through London in 2013 were “revived and approved” while then-home secretary Theresa May was on holiday, according to her former special adviser Nick Timothy.UK News - Like ‘Nazi Germany’: Ex-civil service boss denounces May’s immigration policies
A policy implemented while Theresa May was home secretary was like "Nazi Germany," an ex-civil-service boss says. Lord Kerslake added that ministers and civil servants alike were "troubled" by the "hostile environment" policy.UK News - Macron, May get earful from MPs after Syria strikes bypass French, British Parliaments
Emmanuel Macron and Theresa May were put in the crosshairs by their own parliaments Monday for failing to secure a UN mandate – or even a parliamentary debate – before ordering missile strikes against Syria.World News - UK PM Theresa May claims Syria strikes 'not because Trump told us to'
Theresa May told parliament the airstrikes against Syria by Britain and its allies were “morally and legally right," but was mocked over whether she or President Trump made the decision for the UK military to launch strikes.UK News - Theresa May’s govt contravened international law in Syrian airstrikes – Oxford law expert
Theresa May is preparing for a parliamentary showdown, days after she ignored calls for a vote on Syrian strikes. As the UK leader gears up for an undoubtedly heated debate, one legal expert says she had no right to attack at all.UK News
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