UK prime minister

'We understand that there will be consequences for the UK of leaving the EU' May told MPs.

IBTimes UK looks at the pros and cons for the prime minister calling an election.

Conservative premier plans to visit Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland before starting divorce talks.

Conservative premier was given a standing ovation by hundreds of party activists for the address.

Sterling briefly climbs above $1.23 as Prime Minister confirms Britain will leave single market.

Richard Tice, the co-chair of Leave Means Leave, spoke to IBTimes UK about May's remarks.

Theresa May's spokesperson said John Kerry's sharp remarks on Israel are not 'appropriate'.

Net migration from EU citizens to UK unlikely to fall below 155,000 in medium term says Migration Watch.

UK prime minister under pressure after ruling out giving a 'running commentary' on EU talks.

Downing Street says the UK prime minister is hoping to establish a 'regular dialogue' with Trump.

Prime Minister hints plans to place workers on companies boards could be watered down.

British prime minister tells opponents not to re-fight 'battles of the past'.

Bank of England governor Carney set to defend the central bank's independence and battle his critics.

The Conservative conference runs from 2-5 October in Birmingham.

The Federation of Small Businesses described the Downing Street summit as 'reassuring'.

New Conservative premier says she is 'shocked and saddened' by the events in southern France.

Prime minister opts for Amanda Wakeley and signature leopard-print heels for first day.

Many also Cheered over rumours (since quashed) of Hunt's possible dismissal.

Hyderabadi Saffron Chicken, Kashmiri Rogan Josh and Nasheeli Gost were on menu from Kennington Tandoori.

With The Queen's blessing, David Cameron hands over toughest job in Britain to Theresa May

'The government I lead will be driven, not by the interests of the privileged few but by yours,' pledged May.

May will become the UK's second female prime minister after David Cameron quits.

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

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

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

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

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

After Cameron's pig-in-a-poke Brexit referendum, the ex-Tory leader is looking for new challenges.

IBTimes UK investigates the political record of the incoming premier.

But the sole Tory leadership candidate and Home Secretary has ruled out an election until 2020.