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Theresa May Ally Says Britain To Trigger EU Divorce 'When We're Ready'
Britain will not rush to trigger divorce proceedings with the European Union, a leading ally of incoming Prime Minister Theresa May said on Tuesday as David Cameron bowed out at his final cabinet meeting.
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Theresa May: Tough Minister, Unifying Post-Brexit PM?
Britain's tough-talking interior minister Theresa May has avoided the Conservative party in-fighting that dominated the EU referendum campaign, making her a strong contender to replace leader David Cameron as premier.
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British Prime Minister Rivals: Where Do They Stand?
Britain's interior minister Theresa May and justice minister Michael Gove are the frontrunners to replace Prime Minister David Cameron, who announced his resignation in the wake of the historic vote to leave the EU.
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Britain's Daily Mail Newspaper Backs Theresa May To Succeed David Cameron
Britain's Daily Mail newspaper on Friday backed Theresa May's bid to become the next prime minister, saying she was the only one out of five candidates for the Conservative Party leadership who was up to the job.
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Theresa May Ally Says Britain To Trigger EU Divorce 'When We're Ready'
Britain will not rush to trigger divorce proceedings with the European Union, a leading ally of incoming Prime Minister Theresa May said on Tuesday as David Cameron bowed out at his final cabinet meeting.
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Theresa May: Tough Minister, Unifying Post-Brexit PM?
Britain's tough-talking interior minister Theresa May has avoided the Conservative party in-fighting that dominated the EU referendum campaign, making her a strong contender to replace leader David Cameron as premier.
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British Prime Minister Rivals: Where Do They Stand?
Britain's interior minister Theresa May and justice minister Michael Gove are the frontrunners to replace Prime Minister David Cameron, who announced his resignation in the wake of the historic vote to leave the EU.
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Britain's Daily Mail Newspaper Backs Theresa May To Succeed David Cameron
Britain's Daily Mail newspaper on Friday backed Theresa May's bid to become the next prime minister, saying she was the only one out of five candidates for the Conservative Party leadership who was up to the job.
