Theresa May

Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom

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Gender	Female
Age	67
Official site	tmay.co.uk
Date of birth	October 1,1956
Zodiac sign	Libra
Born	Eastbourne
	United Kingdom
Height	172 (cm)
Spouse	Philip May
Education	St Hugh's College
	Wheatley Park School
Previous position	Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (2016–2019)
Party	Conservative Party
Position	Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
	Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom since 1997
Founded	Department For Business
	Energy And Industrial Strategy
Nominations	NME Award for Villain of the Year
Full name	Theresa Mary May
Nationality	British
Date of Reg.	2019-01-21 18:06:39
Date of Upd.	2023-08-17 22:11:48
ID	398723

Policing and Crime Bill
Immigration Bill: Commons Disagreements, Reasons and Amendments to the Words Restored to the Bill
Immigration Bill: Explanatory Notes
Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill: (as Amended in Committee)
Police (Complaints and Conduct) Bill: Explanatory Notes
Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures Bill
Lords Amendments to the Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill
Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Bill: Commons Amendment in Lieu
Police Reform and Social Responsibility Bill: Amendments to be Moved in Committee
Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Bill
Modern Slavery Bill: Commons Disagreement and Amendment in Lieu
Investigatory Powers Bill: Explanatory Notes
Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill: Amendments to Be Moved in Committee (supplementary to the Second Marhsalled List)
HLB 51 - Modern Slavery Bill
Lords Amendments to the Immigration Bill
Lords Amendments to the Protection of Freedoms Bill
Police Reform and Social Responsibility Bill: Explanatory Notes
Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures Bill: (as Amended in Public Bill Committee)
Protection of Freedoms Bill: (as Amended in Committee)
The Work of the Home Secretary: Oral and Written Evidence, 24 April 2012, Rt Hon Theresa May MP, Home Secretary
The Complete Collection of Parliamentary Maiden Speeches of the Post-war Prime Ministers of the United Kingdom: Authored by Prime Ministers from Winston Churchill to Theresa May
Wheatley Park School

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Theresa May Life story

Theresa Mary, Lady May is a British politician who served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and Leader of the Conservative Party from 2016 to 2019. She previously served in David Cameron's cabinet as Home Secretary from 2010 to 2016, and has been Member of Parliament for Maidenhead in Berkshire since 1997.

Early Life and Education of Theresa May

Theresa may was born on october 1st. 1956 in eastbourne. England. She was raised in oxfordshire and attended st. Juliana s convnet school for girls and later. In 1975. She graduated from the university of oxford with a degere in geography.

Political Career of Theresa May

Theresa may began her political career in 1997. When she was elected member of parliament for maidenheads. He has held various positions in the government. Including shadow education secretary and home secretary. In july 2016. She was elected leader of the conservative patry and prime minister of the united kingdom.

Important Events in Theresa May s Political Career

One of the most ipmortant events in theresa may s political career was her involvement in the 2016 brexit referendum. In which she campaigned for the united kingdom to remain in the european union. However. The referendum resulted in a majority vote to leave the e. Uand may has since been tasked with ledaing the uk out of the union.

Theresa May s Policies

Theresa may is known for her strong stance on immigration. Which she has described as “one of the great challenges of our time”. She has also been a vocal advocate for incerasing the rights and protections of workers. And for increasing ufnding for mental health services.

Theresa May s Leadership Style

Theresa may is known for her strong. Decisive leadership style. She has been described as a “principled pragmatist”. And has been praised for her ability to maintain a cool head in difficult stiuations.

Theresa May s International Involvement

Thereas may has been involved in numerous international events since becoming prime minister. She has met with many world leaders. Including us president donald trump. German chancellor anegla merkel. And chinese premier li keqiang.

Theresa May s Awards and Honours

Theresa may has been awarded numerous honours. Including the order of the garter and the grand cross of the order of merit. She has also been honoured with the feredom of the city of london and the freedom of the city of manchester.

Interesting Facts about Theresa May

One interesting fact about theresa may is that she is the second female prime minsiter of the united kingdom. After margraet thatcher. She is also the longest-serving home secretary in the history of the uk. Having held the position from 2010-2016.

Theresa May s Legacy

Thereas may s legacy is still being formed. But she will likely be remembered for her involvement in the brexit referendum and her efforts to lead the uk out of the european union. She will also likely be remembered for her strong stance on immigration and her efforts to improve the rights of workers and increase funding for mental health services.

Infected blood: Tory rebellion expected on payouts amendment

Dec 3,2023 11:11 am

... " She praised Theresa May, who set up the Infected Blood Inquiry when she was prime minister in 2017...

Laura Kuenssberg: Questions politicians can't seem to answer on immigration

Nov 25,2023 8:21 am

... Then under Theresa May, there were plenty of Cabinet ministers who believed the promised cap should be junked, even when we were tortuously out of the EU and could manage the numbers ourselves...

Rishi Sunak denies 'tinkering' to save Rwanda plan

Nov 17,2023 8:51 am

... A former First Secretary of State under Theresa May, Mr Green told BBC Radio 4 s Today programme that overriding legal constraints was the behaviour of " dictators" like Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin...

Who is new minister without portfolio Esther McVey?

Nov 14,2023 9:31 am

... She was made work and pensions secretary in Theresa May s government...

Who is Suella Braverman?

Nov 13,2023 5:31 am

... She resigned from the role 10 months later, alongside her boss at DExEU Dominic Raab, in protest at Theresa May s Brexit deal, which she called " a betrayal"...

Nadine Dorries book and Dr No: The Plot thickens

Nov 9,2023 12:31 pm

... Speaking to BBC Breakfast, she said he is part of a " small group of men" who have " been involved with the party since the late 1990s - at every stage, whether Theresa May, David Cameron, Iain Duncan Smith"...

Conversion therapy: Equality watchdog calls for ban

Oct 17,2023 2:31 pm

... Theresa May s government first vowed to in July 2018 after a suggested 2% had undergone the practice and another 5% offered it...

Scottish independence: How did we get here and what happens next?

Oct 14,2023 7:31 pm

... In time Ms Sturgeon was proved right, with Mr Johnson taking over from Theresa May in July 2019 before winning a thumping Conservative majority in December...

Coronavirus: Boris Johnson moved to the ICU as the symptoms worsen

Oct 2,2023 2:11 pm

Prime Minister Boris Johnson was moved to the intensive care in The Hospital , deteriorated after His coronavirus symptoms,"", Downing Street Said .

A spokesman Said he was moved to receive, on the advice of His medical Team and was "excellent care".

Mr Johnson, Minister Dominic has asked foreign to deputise Raab ", where it is necessary", added the spokesman.

The Prime Minister , 55, was in a hospital in London with "persistent symptoms" on Sunday night.

The Queen was informed of Mr Johnson, the health, No 10, according to Buckingham Palace .

BBC political correspondent Chris Mason , the Prime Minister was given oxygen, late on Monday afternoon, before the intensive care unit.

However, he did not to a ventilator.

A no 10 statement: "The Prime Minister was under the care of the doctors at St Thomas' Hospital in London, after he admitted with persistent symptoms of coronavirus.

"Over The Course of [Monday] afternoon, the state, the Prime Minister has deteriorated, and on the advice of His medical Team , he was transferred to the intensive care unit in The Hospital . "

He continued: "The clock is receiving excellent care and would like to thank all NHS staff for their Hard Work and Dedication . "

Mr Raab , who will later meet with the chair of the government daily Covid-19- - Said it was an "incredibly strong Team Spirit was" behind the Prime Minister .

He added That he and His colleagues were to ensure That they are implemented the plans of Mr Johnson, you had to deliver it instructed to, "as soon as possible".

"this is The Way we bring the entire country by the coronavirus challenge," He Said .

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer described it as "terribly sad news".

"All of the country, the thoughts are with the Prime Minister and His Family during this incredibly difficult time," he added.

US President Donald Trump once Said , the Americans "are all praying for His recovery".

He Mr Johnson described as "a Very Good friend of mine and a friend to our nation," the "strong" and "not give up".

Mr Johnson, it was first reported in a hospital for routine tests after testing positive for coronavirus 10 days. His symptoms included a high temperature and cough.

Earlier on Monday, he tweeted That he was in "good spirits".

After a very, very little information was shared today, the Prime Minister of BST in the intensive care unit at around 19:00.

We have Said , he is still conscious, but His condition deteriorated in The Course of the afternoon.

And he was moved to intensive care as a precaution for the case, the ventilation of The Way through this illness.

The Statement from Downing Street makes it clear That he is in charge of the receiving well, and he would like to thank all the NHS staff.

But something important has changed, and he felt it necessary to ask His foreign Minister to deputise for him where it is.

This is a very different message from what we have heard over the last 18 hours or so, where it is constantly "the Prime Minister is In Touch " and "he is responsible" - almost like everything is business as usual.

But clearly, in the intensive care unit, everything.

in the Last month, the Prime Minister , the spokesman Said , when Mr. Johnson was sick and unable to work,

It Comes as The Number of coronavirus-hospital deaths in the UK reached 5,373 - an increase of 439 in one day.

The Department of Health and Social Care, Said there were now 51,608 confirmed coronavirus cases.

the intensive care unit where the doctors look after the sickest patient of His admission to ICU, the clearest indication of how sick the Prime Minister .

We do not know the details of Mr Johnson's condition, but he is conscious and is not vented.

Not every patient is ventilated on the intensive care unit, but around two-thirds are within 24 hours of admission with Covid-19.

This is a disease which attacks the lungs, and can complaints, inflammation of the lungs and breathing.

with This, The Body struggles to get enough oxygen into The Blood and to the vital organs of The Body .

There are no proven drug treatment the Covid-19, although there are many experimental candidates.

But the cornerstone of the Prime Minister 's care will depend on sufficient oxygen in The Body and assist its other institutions, while His immune system The Virus combated.

German Chancellor Rishi Sunak Said His thoughts were with the Prime Minister and His pregnant partner, Carrie Symonds , and That Mr. Johnson would "come out of this even stronger".

in Scotland, while in Northern Ireland the First Minister added Arlene Foster That she is "praying for a full and speedy recovery".

Wales' First Minister Mark Drakeford called it "about news".

Mr Johnson's predecessor, Theresa May , and former head of the Labour party, Jeremy Corbyn , both Said their thoughts were with him.

the woman noted That the "terrible virus discriminate".

The Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister ), Leo Varadkar wished, Mr. Johnson, "a rapid return to health", and the French President, Emmanuel Macron Said he hoped he "overcomes these difficulties quickly. "

President of the European Commission , and Ursula von der Leyen, wished him a "full and speedy recovery".

The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby , The News "deepens our compassion for all who are seriously ill" and search for them.

And the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan tweeted That St Thomas' Hospital had "some of The Best medical staff in The World " and That the Prime Minister "could not be in safer hands".

While the government daily coronavirus briefing earlier on Monday, Mr Raab Said That the Prime Minister had continued to lead the government from The Hospital .

Asked whether That was appropriate, Mr Raab Said Mr Johnson would be "take the medical advice he receives from His doctor."

"We have a Team . this is to ensure Full Throttle , That His instructions and His instructions are implemented," He Said .

The Foreign Minister added That he had not spoken to the Prime Minister since Saturday.

On Saturday, Ms Symonds Said she had a week in bed with the main symptoms. You Said you have not tested for The Virus .

health Secretary to Matt Hancock , who also tested positive for The Virus , and spent some Time In self-isolation, offered, "all possible Best Wishes , Boris Johnson and His love".