With only a few days left in power, the 62-year-old May railed against the coarsening of politics in what her audience took to be words aimed at Britain’s probable next leader Boris Johnson or U.S. President Donald Trump. Continue reading
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau did not explicitly condemn the remarks although U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May called them “completely unacceptable.” Continue reading
The U.S. president also took aim at British Prime Minister Theresa May, calling her handling of Brexit “foolish.” Continue reading
The memos from Kim Darroch, ambassador to Washington, were divulged to a Sunday newspaper, annoying Trump and embarrassing London. Continue reading
The leadership candidates have turned their attention to how they would run a country deeply divided since the EU referendum. Continue reading
Harper tweeted Saturday night that he’s “willing to assist whoever serves as the next leader of the U.K. Conservative Party on trade matters, should they wish.” Continue reading
Trump joked with Putin about election interference, while Theresa May awkwardly shook the Russian president‘s hand in a separate exchange. Continue reading
The former London mayor is still the frontrunner in the race to succeed Theresa May but his lead had been dented by reports of a heated late-night row with his girlfriend. Continue reading
Ex-foreign secretary and former London mayor Boris Johnson, the runaway favourite of Tory lawmakers, faced off with Jeremy Hunt, the current foreign secretary, at a Conservative conference in central England’s Birmingham. Continue reading
The winner of the runoff, due to be announced the week of July 22, will become Conservative leader and prime minister. Continue reading