Following David Cameron's resignation as Prime Minister of Britain, Theresa May, the former Home Secretary, has been elected as the new Prime Minister. Mrs. May is the second woman from the Conservative Party to reach the position of Prime Minister after Margaret Thatcher. Mr. Cameron resigned following the British public's vote to leave the European Union, and on Wednesday, July 13, he officially submitted his resignation to Queen Elizabeth II. After David Cameron, it was Theresa May's turn to visit Queen Elizabeth II and receive the mandate to form a new cabinet for Britain. The new Prime Minister then went to 10 Downing Street in London to officially start her work. Mrs. May appointed Boris Johnson, the former Mayor of London, as the new Foreign Secretary of Britain. For the latest news, join the Telegram channel of Radio Farda. Mr. Johnson was one of the leaders of the supporters of Britain's exit from the European Union. Philip Hammond, the Foreign Secretary in the previous government, was also appointed as the new Chancellor of the Exchequer. Theresa May is 59 years old and served as the Home Secretary for six years in David Cameron's government. Like Mr. Cameron, she was also opposed to Britain's exit from the European Union.
Theresa May Begins Her Term as the New Prime Minister of Britain
Theresa May has officially taken office as the new Prime Minister of Britain after David Cameron's resignation following the Brexit vote. She has appointed Boris Johnson as the new Foreign Secretary and Philip Hammond as Chancellor of the Exchequer. This transition is significant as it reflects the ongoing political changes in the UK post-Brexit.
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📰 What Happened
Theresa May has officially taken office as the new Prime Minister of Britain after David Cameron's resignation due to the Brexit vote. She appointed Boris Johnson as Foreign Secretary and Philip Hammond as Chancellor of the Exchequer.
- Theresa May is the second female Prime Minister from the Conservative Party.
- Boris Johnson was a leading figure in the campaign for Brexit.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The Brexit vote has led to a significant political upheaval in the UK, affecting its domestic and foreign policies. Theresa May's appointment signals a continuation of the Conservative Party's approach to Brexit.
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