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Boris Johnson officially becomes Prime Minister and promises 'no ifs or buts' on Brexit
The PM took to the steps of Downing Street to outline his agenda.
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Boris Johnson ‘significantly less popular’ than Theresa May when she became UK prime minister
A poll by YouGov found that almost 6 out of 10 Britons view the new prime minister unfavourably.
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The Queen has outlasted 13 prime ministers - and she is about to get a 14th.
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Theresa May 'never threatened no-deal Brexit’ during EU negotiations, Michel Barnier claims
Mr Barnier said he believed the UK knew the EU would not respond to threats of a no-deal.
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Theresa May speaks out about the moment she broke down during resignation speech
In an interview with the Daily Mail, Mrs May said people wouldn't have looked at things the same way if she was a man.
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Trump brands UK ambassador 'very stupid guy' as Theresa May gives Darroch 'full support'
Donald Trump said Theresa May had made a "mess" of Brexit after the UK ambassador branded his administration "inept".
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Putin' a brave face on it! Picture of stoney-faced Theresa May and Russian leader captures tense meeting
British and Russian leaders share frosty handhsake
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I haven't touched cocaine since I was a teenager, says Boris
Boris Johnson says he only took cocaine once, more than 30 years ago
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PM calls upon BBC to explain why Jo Brand battery acid joke was broadcast
Downing Street has cited Jo Cox's widower Brendan Cox's call for violence and intimidation against MPs not to be normalised.
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'None of your business!' Theresa May refuses to say who she voted for to replace her
One person Mrs May will probably not be voting for is for current favourite Boris Johnson.
NewsRoss McGuinnessTory leadership contest: Boris Johnson pledges income tax cut for people earning more than £50,000
Boris Johnson has pledged to raise the 40% income tax threshold from £50,000 to £80,000 if he becomes the next prime minister.
NewsRoss McGuinnessTrump says Brexit 'can and should happen' as he dismisses Corbyn and protesters
Thousands of people lined the streets on Tuesday in protest at Donald Trump's state visit to the UK.
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The 13 prime ministers the Queen has outlasted
The Queen has seen a lot of changes in her reign.
CelebritySuchandrika ChakrabartiViewers "furious" as BBC One replaces 'Homes Under the Hammer' with Theresa May's resignation speech
Viewers of the popular home renovation and auction series said they were “furious” that the BBC decided to move the latest episode to another channel.
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Talking Politics
In reality, as everyone knows - as she knows best of all - Brexit has wiped everything else off the domestic agenda. The Conservative government did not stand in the “common ground” of British politics. From the moment of her 2016 conference speech, when it was clear that ending free movement overrode all other political considerations, she made it a formal policy to sabotage Britain’s trading status and economic and legal structure in order to reduce immigration.
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In Pictures: Theresa May's political life from start to now
From the Maybot to the P45, her political career wasn't without its memorable moments.
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NewsDavid HardingBoris Johnson says he's willing to take the UK out of the EU without a deal
Boris Johnson said today he would take the UK out of the EU without a deal. Mr Johnson confirmed his plan to run to be the next Tory party leader at a conference in Switzerland today. Speaking just hours after a tearful Theresa May announced she was stepping down, Johnson said: “Of course I am going to go for it”.
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Theresa May resigns as Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party
Mrs May quit her post following a revolt from her own party over her handling of Brexit.
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Talking Politics
One by one, every course of action fell away until Theresa May was looked like the most solitary and pointless figure on earth, with no allies, no course of action, and no purpose to doing anything in the first place. Last night, Andrea Leadsom resigned - the 36th minister in a three year administration. Brexit broke the prime minister, just like it broke the last one.
NewsAndy WellsTheresa May expected to quit as Tories and Labour brace for Euro elections disaster
The Brexit Party and Lib Dems likely to hoover up voters from the two main parties.
NewsAndy WellsExtraordinary moment Brexiteer calls pro-Brexit MP a traitor for voting for Brexit deal
“People like you make me want to join the EU again.”
NewsAndy WellsTheresa May deserted by her own MPs as Commons leader Leadsom quits
The PM may have just days left in the job.
CelebrityAlbertina LloydPM Theresa May 'considering' attending Spice Girls gig after invite from Geri Horner
Geri Horner has invited the Prime Minister to spice up her life and come and see the Spice Girls live.
NewsLaura MowatTheresa May vows ‘bold offer’ in bid for support on Brexit deal
Theresa May has said she will make a “bold offer” to MPs in a desperate bid to encourage them to vote for her Brexit deal.
