Theresa May

She tried to relaunch her leadership last week with a speech on carrying out a bold domestic policies agenda

Her comments came in excerpts of a speech due to be delivered on Tuesday

May's government is also dealing with the fall-out of a string of terror attacks and the blaze at the Grenfell Tower

Party has 317 seats in the 650-seat parliament and need the support of the DUP's 10 MPs to be able to govern

May stressed that all Grenfell victims, would be able to access whatever help they need

British Prime Minister said, the talks had made a "very constructive start"

At the summit May is due to unveil a "generous offer" to resolve EU concerns

May referred to the attacks in London and Manchester this year have killed 35 people and injured around 200

Accusations of a slow official response have heaped pressure on PM May

May said she and Macron agreed that "more should be done to tackle the terrorist threat online"

May said the process would lead to "an arrangement for Brexit which will be the interests of the United Kingdom"

The Brexit negotiations timetable has been thrown into doubt by May's disastrous loss of a parliamentary majority

The party was at the forefront of the Brexit campaign as 52 percent opted to leave the bloc in shock June 2016 vote

'We will continue to work with our friends and allies in the Democratic Unionist Party,' she says

Many Britons viewed the election as a cynical ploy to score gains against an unpopular opposition leader

Latest bout of social media mocking came following the release of a shocking exit poll.

The pound fell sharply amid fears the Conservative leader will be unable to form a government

May's one-time 20-point lead over Labour has shrivelled to just over a single point - 41.6 % to 40.4 %

The EU is eyeing June 19, 11 days after Thursday's election, for the formal start of two years of tough talks.

Britain will vote in a national election on Thursday

A protest song branding May a liar was heading for the top of the charts on Wednesday.

Why the attack was not prevented is becoming a major topic as the campaign resumes ahead of a June 8 general election

Children were among those killed, police have said, in what May called an "appalling terrorist attack"

Allegations have been levelled against the Kremlin for interfering with last year's US presidential election

Britain will choose thousands of new local councillors

Theresa May announced June 8 vote as she wants increased mandate to take Britain into negotiations on leaving the EU

The prime minister is confident she can make a success of Brexit, her spokesman told reporters

EU leaders reportedly dismayed by her Brexit negotiating demands

Says overnight rule change would sow confusion

Ministers from the remaining 27 countries met without Britain for the first time for a final check of the guidelines

Theresa May says parliament would be asked to vote Wednesday to decide on whether or not to hold an election

Two years of exit negotiations will start between Britain and the European Union

More than 320,000 people have been killed in Syria since the conflict erupted in March 2011

UK premier says she will stand up for both human rights and her country's interests in the Middle Eastern kingdom

This year's campaign is called the "Cadbury Egg Hunt"

'An Article 50 notification is not irrevocable'

May will notify EU Council President Donald Tusk that the UK really is quitting the bloc it joined in 1973

UK's vote to exit the European Union has strained ties between its four constituent parts

The British PM has been criticised for failing to take the US president to task on contentious issues

Members of the lower house of parliament on Monday voted to throw out changes to the bill made by the upper house

House of Lords vote 358 to 256 to make an amendment to European Union (Notification of Withdrawal Bill)

Government spokesman comments come in response to reports that Scottish nationalists preparing to demand a fresh vote

"France is playing its part in the European effort. We expect that our partners do the same," said Hollande

"The invitation was extended at the G20" meeting in Hangzhou in September

May has promised EU leaders she will trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty

British PM May will speak to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about continued settlement activity

Britain would seek comprehensive free trade agreement with EU but not an unlimited transitional status

Spokesperson says increased security cooperation and a new trade relationship would top the talks agenda

At a tense moment in trans-Atlantic relations, Trump tried to recast the "deep bond" as a meeting of ideological minds

May is set to meet US President Donald Trump on Friday