Theresa May to resign as Prime Minister UK on June 7
Failing to get support from his conservative party on the issue of Brexit (separation from the European Union), British Prime Minister Theresa May announced her resignation news with a heavy heart on Friday. She will quit her post on June 7. Meanwhile, the party will elect the leader in her place, which will later take oath of office as prime minister.
The announcement of Theresa’s resignation has caused the case of Brexit to become more complicated. Now the new prime minister will have a big responsibility on whether to pass a bill in parliament or to declare unconditional separation from the EU.
The EU has given Britain time to separate till October 31. Theresa said, she will be released soon. It is a matter of pride for her that she could become the Prime Minister of the country. She is the second woman to become the Prime Minister of the UK but not the last, because she has fulfilled responsibility with full will and hard work. It is notable that US President Donald Trump is coming to Britain on June 3.
It is believed that Theresa will host him as the Prime Minister. The ruling Conservative Party has described Theresa’s resignation as tragic but necessary. Opposition Labor Party leader Jeremy Corbyn said her decision to be correct. He said that the conditions that had become such – she could not handle it. Addressing the people outside her residence, Theresa told about the achievements of her government. She also regretted that she could not successfully execute the Brexit process.
In June 2016, the public agreed on the Brexit. On March 29, 2019, the UK had to leave this group of 28 European countries, in a timely manner. But the conditions for the exit did not get Parliament’s approval. Theresa tried to get approval from Parliament three times but the government’s proposal dropped every time. The proposal was to be presented for the fourth time on June 3, but before that opposition Labor Party refused to give any assistance to the government. Even in her Conservative party, the support for Theresa’s proposal was not supported.
