Theresa May

Johnson yet to publicly comment on capture of Stena Impero oil tanker by Iranian soldiers

Has promised to lead Britain out of the EU with or without a deal by October 31

Comments reportedly made during Johnson's time as foreign minister

May will remain prime minister until a new leader is chosen next month

With an increasingly shrinking Conservative Party, Boris too will have to face the same parliamentary complexities

Backbencher Mark Harper becomes the 12th Conservative MP to enter the contest to replace British PM

The next British prime minister will have to win parliamentary support for the exit treaty or risk a no-deal Brexit

Britain's EU departure date is currently fixed for October 31, although any new leader could ask for a further delay

British prime minister's resignation looks likely to make Britain's looming departure from the EU even more...

The Times report says May will remain prime minister while her successor is elected in a two-stage process

May is paying the price for failing to deliver on the wishes of voters

Theresa May is most certainly going to be defeated in parliament for an embarrassing fourth time this June

Tensions within the Conservative Party have grown after May failed to deliver Brexit on the original March 29 deadline

May says she will step aside once a Brexit deal has been passed by parliament

Conservatives losing seats in southern England and Labour in the north

Probe finds 'compelling
evidence suggesting Gavin Williamson was responsible for unauthorised
disclosure'

Fawad also endorses demand that Britain should apologise to Pakistan, India for 1919 Amritsar massacre

EU leaders are exasperated with May’s handling of a tortuous and costly divorce

According to Indian figures around 1,000 unarmed protestors died when British troops opened fire on them in Amritsar

UK was supposed to leave EU last Friday nearly three years after it voted by 52 per cent to 48 for Brexit

May told meeting of Conservative lawmakers she would step down if her plan finally got through the parliament

With the government in disarray, MPs are now expected to begin charting their own way forward

May has warned that if parliament did not ratify her deal, she would ask to delay Brexit beyond June 30

Britain is not ready to be eaten up by the Ouroboros in the long run

'I want to leave the European Union with a good deal'

British prime minister welcomes her Pakistani counterpart’s decision of releasing the Indian pilot

London is deeply concerned by the recent military escalation over the last two days, says PM May

May promises to make a statement in the Commons on Tuesday

May tries to get changes to the divorce package before putting it to another vote in parliament

Fears grow Britain could crash out without a deal

The protesters waved makeshift placards reading 'Make Earth Cool Again'

Businesses are on edge with Britain just weeks away from its departure from EU

Corbyn has written to May, offering to support her Brexit deal if she makes five legally binding commitments

House of Commons will vote on a series of amendments designed to show the PM what they want

Unnamed officials said the govt had been examining its powers in case a no-deal Brexit resulted in civil disobedience

In a referendum on June 23, 2016, Britons chose to end their membership of the 28-nation EU

Groups of MPs planning to table amendments this week

Britain appears to be skidding towards default outcome i.e. a no-deal Brexit at the end of March

May emerged victorious on Wednesday night in a confidence vote triggered by the opposition Labour party

She emerged victorious by a 325-306 margin, a majority of 19

British lawmakers voted 432-202 against her deal triggering political chaos

Jeremy Corbyn is expected to call a parliamentary vote of no confidence in May if she loses Tuesday’s vote

61% of people in Sunderland voted in favour of leaving in the 2016 referendum

Move comes after PM May delayed a vote on the Brexit deal

EU leaders rule out any renegotiation of Brexit deal agreed after tortuous negotiations with London

May wins trust vote by 200 to 117

Labour holds off from attempting to topple May until it can be sure of succeeding

With less than 4 months to Brexit, Britain could see another divisive referendum

EU leaders have repeatedly warned they have no appetite to reopen a divorce deal forged through lengthy tortuous talks

The ruling is in line with an opinion delivered last week by a Court legal adviser