British Prime Minister Theresa May News

The European Research Group has condemned May`s plans for Britain to remain in a free trade zone for goods with the EU after it leaves the bloc in March next year but has faced criticism itself for failing to suggest a detailed alternative.

"I'm disappointed with the amendment but actually the EU Withdrawal bill is making good progress through the House of Commons and we're on course to deliver on Brexit," May said.

"I`m the PM, and part of my job is to make sure I always have the best people in my cabinet, to make the most of the wealth of talent available to me in the party," May said.

In a major speech in Florence, May promised to meet Britain's existing EU budget commitments until 2020 and outlined new legal guarantees for the rights of around three million Europeans living in the UK.

Officials in Barcelona said today the death toll in the attack in the heart of the city has gone up to 14.

May will cut short a visit to Berlin to dash back to Britain for the late afternoon vote, underlining her precarious position after she lost her Conservative Party's parliamentary majority in an election on June 8 that she did not need to call.

Theresa May failed to secure an outright majority after Thursday`s election and is aiming to strike a deal with the DUP to pass her legislative programme. 

 British Prime Minister Theresa May has accepted that voters` patience with austerity is at an end, the Times of London newspaper reported on Tuesday, citing unidentified sources. 

According to a report by the Guardian, the call was made in recent weeks and the statement surprised May.May invited Trump to Britain seven days after he took office. 

Shocked over the deadly London terror attacks, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday condemned the deadly incident, while extending his condolences to the bereaved families.

Met Police Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley has confirmed that six people have been killed in the attack on London Bridge and Borough Market.

British police stopped sharing information about the suicide bombing with the United States, a British counter-terrorism source told Reuters.

The governing centre-right party is still on course for a comfortable victory, but no longer enjoys the 20-point lead that provoked talk of a landslide at the start of the campaign.

May stated that Britain would not allow the "bureaucrats of Brussels run over us" and urged voters to "give me your backing to fight for Britain."

Her comments came as Spain pledged it would not close its border post-Brexit with the 6.7-square-kilometre British overseas territory on the southern tip of Spain.

British Prime Minister Theresa May wants social media firms to do more to prevent the spread of extremist material online, her spokesman said on Friday, two days after a British-born Muslim convert killed at least four people in London.

“We expect it will be a two-year process and we are confident that is what we will achieve. So Britain will exit the EU on 29 March 2019," an official said.

The UK needs to do more on the students visa issue despite the "pluses" from British Prime Minister Theresa May's announcement about special categories of visas, the new Indian envoy here has said.

The meeting will be a pivotal moment in trans-Atlantic relations, which have been rocked by Trump's election and his willingness to rethink NATO, the UN and other foundation blocks of the liberal world order.

"MPs and peers who regret the referendum result need to accept what the people decided," May said.