Theresa May

IBTimes UK politics reporter Ian Silvera and video editor Alfred Joyner discuss UK's new premier.

May pledged to fight "burning injustice" in British society in first speech as PM.

She is the nastiest of anti-migrant Tories - I fear we will see an even tougher May now.

The Conservative party leader has a mixed voting history on same-sex marriage, adoption and civil partnerships

Energy secretary Amber Rudd is tipped for one of the top three jobs, according to reports.

The Prime Minister in waiting may divide opinion but her power dressing is important to her leadership.

UK's upcoming prime minister May has chance to reset cabinet with new names.

May has never rebelled from the Conservative Party line on foreign affairs.

Traders welcome political settlement as markets continue to struggle with Brexit vote.

Teresa (without the 'h') had to add "not the Prime Minister" to her Twitter biography.

Fate of the old chancellor will, in many ways, define the new government.

Merton councillor who shared town hall with Conservative leader recalls time together.

May's entries feature Russell and Bromley discount cards almost every year since 2002.

We look at the prime minister-in-waiting's views on migrant womens' rights, the gender pay gap and abortion.

Former Home Secretary's sudden rise to top makes headlines around the world.

May was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes in 2013, which has not stopped her political career.

IBTimes UK investigates the political record of the incoming premier.

Comparisons have been drawn between Philip May and Denis Thatcher

Tory leader will chair his final cabinet meeting, face PMQs and resign in meeting with The Queen.

Cameron to chair last weekly government meeting before handing 10 Downing St keys to home secretary.

The German chancellor had earlier warned that there would be 'no cherry-picking' of EU laws.

The PM was caught in a 'hot mic' moment as he passed over running the country to May.

May pledged to make success of Brexit in first speech as Tory leader.

Anyone with real leadership potential would have fought back.

Outgoing Conservative leader says May has his full support after Andrea Leadsom quit contest.

Sterling rises briefly above $1.30 but concerns over Bank of England's rate decision remain.

Graham Brady, chair of the 1922 Committee, will meet with Tory party board to make official decision.

Surprise announcement clears the way for Theresa May to become prime minister.

Energy secretary heavily criticised for claiming that being a mother makes her better suited to leadership.

Lawyers from across the UK insist the Brexit vote is merely 'advisory'.