Theresa May is Prime Minister of United Kingdom

Incoming prime minister Theresa May became the Leader of the Conservative Party after being elected unopposed.

Theresa May arrives with her husband Philip May, 2nd left, at Buckingham Palace, London, Wednesday, July 13, 2016, where she will have an audience with Queen Elizabeth II to formally accept the position of Britain’s Prime Minister. Earlier David Cameron resigned from the post during his meeting with the queen.

Theresa May has officially been appointed as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, becoming the second woman prime minister of Britain, after ‘Iron Lady’ Margaret Thatcher. David Cameron formally stepped down from office today.

Live Updates:

# “We will make Britain a country that works not for the privileged few, but for everyone of us, that will be the government I lead,” says Theresa May

# We are living through an important moment in our country’s history, will rise to the monent, Theresa May on UK leaving Europen Union

# Will strengthen the United Kingdom and the bond that unites the nations of the UK, says May

# David Cameron a great ‘modern prime minister’, “I plan to lead in the spirit of ‘one nation’,” says May

# May arrives at 10 Downing Street

# Theresa May appointed as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

 Theresa May arrives at Buckingham Palace to meet the Queen

# Buckingham Palace issued a statement saying that the Queen has “graciously accepted” David Cameron’s resignation as prime minister and first Lord of the Treasury: BBC

# Arnold tweeted, “Best wishes to my friend David Cameron. You are the definition of a great public servant.”

Best wishes to my friend @David_Cameron. You are the definition of a great public servant. pic.twitter.com/hEzbpz1DaE

— Arnold (@Schwarzenegger) July 13, 2016

# David Cameron arrives at Buckingham Palace

# “I want to thank everyone who has given so much support to me personally over these years,” said Cameron, including his team at Number 10 and his political advisers.
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