For “hardness and determination” some call it “the second of Margaret Thatcher”.
The leader of the Conservative party, Theresa may, officially became Prime Minister of great Britain.
On a post of the Minister of internal Affairs, it has gained popularity of the masses, calling for tolerance and protecting the rights of women. Meanwhile, in relation to Russia at Mei was a fundamentally different approach: she preferred not to aggravate and without that uneasy political relations.
He graduated from Oxford University with a BA degree in geography. Worked in the Bank of England.
During the campaign of 2016 before the referendum on the British exit from the European Union supported the Prime Minister, David Cameron, and was an opponent of Brexit. But after a referendum which was won by the eurosceptics and the announcement by Prime Minister David Cameron about his upcoming resignation, announced his candidacy for the presidency of the Conservative party and therefore Prime Minister.
July 5, 2016, in the first round of elections the parliamentarians-conservative leader of the Conservative party, Theresa may, immediately became the favorite of the race — gaining 165 votes.
And on July 7 finalists in the race for the post of leader of the British conservatives and the Prime Minister were two women — Theresa may, which has enlisted the support of the 199 parliamentarians, and the Deputy Minister of energy Andrea Ledsom, scored 84 votes, after that, Teresa was considered the most likely candidate for the post of Prime Minister of great Britain.
July 11, 2016 Ledsom finished his campaign, leaving may as the only candidate. She was proclaimed the leader of the party. David Cameron has announced that he will transfer powers to the Prime Minister Teresa on July 13.
Queen Elizabeth II accepted his resignation and gave an audience with Theresa may, which proposed her to form a new government.
Theresa may has given his consent and thus became the second woman in UK history, took the post of Prime Minister (after Margaret Thatcher).
