Prime Minister May uses first speech to promise to govern for all
The new Prime Minister pledged to be a Unionist and champion social justice in her maiden speech as the country's ...
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BREAKING: Theresa May becomes UK Prime Minister
Theresa May has met with the Queen and been invited to form a new Government. She has accepted and is ...
We’ll be praying for Theresa May promises her vicar
The Vicar of the church Theresa May attends has congratulated her on becoming the UK’s Prime Minister elect following Andrea Leadsom’s withdrawal ...
Prime Minister elect May sets out her vision, backed by MPs
To loud applause from fellow Conservative MPs, the Prime Minister elect set out her vision for her term of office. ...
Twyford MP Theresa May set to become Prime Minister this week
Maidenhead MP Theresa May, whose constituency falls within Wokingham borough, will become Prime Minister this week. This afternoon (Monday), outgoing ...
Theresa May announces bid to become next Prime Minister: Full Statement
MP for Maidenhead Theresa May has announced today that she will campaign to become the next leader of the Conservative ...
Eurosceptic Wokingham MP John Redwood warns PM job is at risk over Brexit
In the wake of the resignation of Iain Duncan Smith, a Wokingham MP has criticised the Prime Minister for losing contact ...
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