Thursday, July 7, 2016

Britain's new PM will be a woman after Conservative leadership vote

Britain's next Prime Minister will be a woman after MPs voting in the Conservative Party leadership race eliminated the final man from the ballot. 

Home Secretary Theresa May and Energy Minister Andrea Leadsom will be the choice for 150 000 Conservative members. 

The new party leader and Prime Minister is due to be revealed by September 9th.

Theresa May was on the REMAIN side in Britain's EU referendum, while Andrea Leadsom campaigned for Brexit.

Theresa May, who won the support of around two thirds of her party's MPs,  said she was delighted with the result. 

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Theresa May, who won the support of around two thirds of her party's MPs,  said leadership was needed for the tough negotiations with the EU ahead. 

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