James Callaghan

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Celebrate your elevation to the Tory leadership with her husband, Philip

Britain's second woman Prime Minister , like The First , has ultimately been brought down by a Conservative in the fight to Europe.

But Theresa May is unlikely to be Margaret Thatcher to join in the annals of the leaders who left an indelible mark on their Country . At least not in the way you would have wanted it to Downing Street In July 2016.

whatever ambitions they had - to reach out to The Forgotten parts of The Nation , or correct the "burning injustice" in British Society - were overshadowed by a single word: British EU exit.

almost three years in office were defined by the British decision to leave the European Union and its increasingly desperate efforts to on the outcome of the referendum, called by your predecessor David Cameron .

Even its sternest critics have to marvel at, to enjoy their ability to you the punishment that came, in wave after wave, from all sides.

- Ministerial resignations and parliamentary revolts, would be a mere Prime Minister in normal times, seemed to bounce off her. You around on plowed, seemingly oblivious to the chaos around you, telling MPs that "nothing has changed" and the promise of the "will" of the British people themselves as the Power over the Parliament and control of your warring party dissipated to nothing.

It might have been different, had they managed to win 2017 General Election .

Theresa May attends a Q& a in A shop in Leeds, But instead of getting back into Downing Street with a large mandate from their own, as she had expected, it has lost its lower house majority and had the support of the Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party .

she did never really recovered from this wound itself, with a feeling that many of their members were only keeping them in office until they had to discard the supplied Brexit , before you for a more voter-friendly alternative.

At one point, she had to promise she would finish before the next scheduled Election in the year 2022, as she fought to win a no-confidence vote organized by their own members.

And Then , as the end approached, and she also had many members of them alienated the blame for the impasse over Brexit - she was forced to finally accept that The Party , the elected never wanted you as a leader, to serve her.

they offered their own farewell as The Last victim of your internal critic, you will say to them, you would, if you have chosen for her to exit the EU offer.

A venerable Tory colleague once.

she wore the label as a badge of honor.

you said, have a dry wit in private, but your public persona, even if she tried to brighten, could be wooden and forced, and even close colleagues were told that you have difficulty working out what they really think.

your single-minded, unshowy and careful attitude to the policy enabled her to navigate steadily you make your way to the top of a party that traditionally favored men from privileged backgrounds than her own, when she had first arrived in the late 1970s.

And in spite of what he must feel like now, the British leaving the EU becomes their only political epitaph.

Who Theresa May is? Theresa May is married, her husband Philip in 1980, is The Daughter of a Church of England vicar, Hubert, died of the said injuries in a car accident when she was 25, wife May , her father had taught her, to "take people as you find" and "treat everyone equally".

Born in Eastbourne, East Sussex , but grew up largely in Oxfordshire, she attended a state primary, independent convent school And Then the Gymnasium in The Village of Wheatley, the Wheatley Park Comprehensive School during her time there.

The young Theresa Brasier, as she then was, threw herself into Village Life , take part in a pantomime, which was created by her father and works in the bakery on Saturdays to earn Pocket Money .

friends remember a large, fashion-conscious young woman, the language from an early age, her ambition, The First woman as Prime Minister .

in the year 1976, In Her Third year at the University of Oxford she met her husband, Philip, who was two years younger than you, and the President of the Oxford Union , a well-known breeding ground for future political leaders.

you have been introduced to a Conservative Association disco of future Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto . Both claim it was "love at first sight". They married in 1980.

The young Theresa Brasier at an event in The Village community house, There are no stories of drunken student revelry of Mrs May 's time in Oxford, but friends say that she was the gaunt figure, she would later come to be Seen as suggesting you had a sense of fun and a full social Life .

After graduating with a degree in geography, May went to work in The City , first of all, with the work starting, with The Bank of England, and later in rising to the leadership of the European Affairs unit of The Association for payment Clearing services.

Theresa May , you see here as a child, with the parents of Zaidee and Hubert she first dipped her toe into the political water in the year 1992, as you Stand in the safe Labour seat of North West Durham, comes a distant second. To be the other candidate in this competition is also a very youthful, Tim Farron , a Lib went on The leader.

Two years later, she is standing in Barking, East London , in a by-Election , where the Conservative government at The Height of his unpopularity - they got less than 2,000 votes and saw its vote share dip More Than 20%. But their luck was about to change.

can be have taken The Conservative Election predictions a low point in 1997, when Tony Blair came to Power in a landslide, but there was a silver lining on the horizon for The Party and for the aspiring politician, when she won the seat of Maidenhead in Berkshire, beaten to be selected for your future Chancellor Philip Hammond , as The Candidate . It's a seat it has held since then.

a woman, Perhaps The First Stand for the Parliament in the year 1992, in North West Durham-An early supporter of the Conservative "modernisation" in the wilderness years that followed, women Can quickly from The Shadow Cabinet in 1999, came, under William Hague , as shadow education secretary, and in 2002 she became The Party 's first female Chairman under Iain Duncan Smith.

as a Conservative candidate views, places of rich but alienated The Party , the roots of grass, giving them in a conference speech that you have not yet Seen , the change by some as the "nasty party" and had their methods.

Some activists fought to forgive her, but it was to deliver an early sign of their willingness to, unpleasant Home Truths .

As home Secretary, she was booed Off by angry officers at The Police Federation annual conference, after she had told them that they should welcome their reforms and "stop pretending" they "decided" by the government.

According to Iain Duncan Smith's short, chaotic reign as Tory leader, Mrs May , a series of leadership positions held under his successor, Michael Howard .

But she was not a striking part of the "Notting Hill ", which grabbed control of The Party after its third defeat in 2005, and David Cameron and George Osborne put the path to Power .

Theresa May , back row, right, in the 1999 shadow Cabinet, she was The First shadow leader of the House of Commons appointed, but gradually you picked up your Stand, and by 2009, had become a Shadow Work and pensions Secretary.

However, their promotion to The Job of interior Minister to form when the Conservatives together with the liberal Democrats, The First coalition government in 70 years was still Something of a Surprise , given the fact that Chris Grayling had overshadowed the letter in opposition.

The Home Office was The Kiss of death for many a promising political career, but Mrs May refused to happen to her.

Theresa May , first, the pecking order fell under David Cameron , however, worked to save their kind, she was the longest serving persons in The Office in recent history, living in The Post for Six Years , and developed a reputation as a tough operator who would always fight their corner.

in Spite of their liberal views in some areas, such as stop and search powers of The Police , she called often in conflict with the then Deputy Prime Minister and Lib dem leader Nick Clegg , particularly over its plan to increase internet surveillance to combat terrorism, the "snooper's charter" which the Lib-Dems.

After a "difficult" meeting with Mr Clegg, he has reportedly Lib said to The minister, David Laws : "you know, I've grown to rather like Theresa May . It is a bit of an ice maiden and has no Small Talk whatsoever, none. I have quite a difficult meeting with her. Cameron once said, 'it is exactly so with me!'"

crime dropped, and they successfully deported radical cleric Abu Qatada - is Something you listed as one of their proudest achievements, along with the prevention of the extradition to America of computer hacker Gary Mckinnon .

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