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After nearly 30 years in the UK, Theresa May has given up her parliamentary career

Lovell Massy by Lovell Massy
March 8, 2024
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After nearly 30 years in the UK, Theresa May has given up her parliamentary career
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His political career crossed borders between 2016 and 2019 when David Cameron succeeded him and tried – unsuccessfully – to steer the country through a shock exit from the European Union.. Earlier, he had survived a tough post as home minister for six years.The government, in which Theresa May has long held the Home Office, is considered traditional Political graveyard.

When she entered No 10 Downing Street, May was seen as a “safe pair”. Successfully negotiate a withdrawal agreement with the EU.

Internal upheavals in Boris Johnson's Conservative Party led to subsequent losses in parliament over a draft Brexit deal with Brussels. Theresa May resigned, leading the country to a 2019 general election, narrowly won by Johnson..

Theresa May published the result of this International Women's Day in her local newspaper in her Berkshire constituency.

Before May, another 62 Conservative MPs had already refused to join the deputy candidate list. Incumbent Prime Minister Rishi Sunak lost the election and is losing support within his own party.

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