British Prime Minister Theresa May

Four Royal Air Force Tornado jets using Storm Shadow missiles had taken part in the attack

Police believes there was a plan to launch an improvised explosive device at Downing Street

May addressed the issue of citizens' rights, one of the three priorities for the opening stage of Brexit negotiations

US president has been invited to make a coveted state visit to UK but no dates have been set

May is trying to reach an agreement with Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party to form a minority government

Several hundred people - many of them Labour voters - protested in central London against the alliance

May has previously been criticised for scrapping house arrest rules known as 'control orders'

Several political parties suspended campaigning on Sunday

British Prime Minister Theresa May will raise the issue with Donald Trump on Thursday

May said the attacker had shown 'cold calculation' by targeting children

Nearly 5,000 local authourity seats are being contested across Britain

Blair wants to build a political movement to shape the policy debate as Britain starts negotiations to leave EU

Britain's Queen Elizabeth formally granted PM May the power to trigger exit talks with the European Union

British PM May is preparing to reject Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon's demand for an independence referendum

494 to 122 lawmakers voted in favour of a law giving May the right to start the formal Brexit process

Scottish parliament will press ahead with a vote to voice its dissent, the UK government has no compulsion to listen

'If he's asking me if I had advance notice that the executive order could affect UK citizens, the answer is no'

The new president signed an executive order to suspend refugee arrivals

May pledged her commitment to the "special relationship" between Britain and the United States.

Trump's criticism of the EU also puts May in an awkward position.

Ahead of his inauguration, Trump told two European newspapers he had long warned that NATO had "problems."

May sidestepped questions about whether she knew about the malfunction when she made her statement to MPs.

Trump will meet on Friday with May in Washington

Dozens of Labour MPs may defy their leader Jeremy Corbyn and vote against the government

May has been criticised for her tendency towards micromanagement and a perceived pettiness.

May said that she was planning to negotiate both Brexit and Britain's future relationship with the EU by 2019