Theresa May has been formally appointed Britain's new prime minister following a meeting with Queen Elizabeth the Second at Buckingham Palace.
She becomes the country's second female prime minister and leader of the Conservative Party after Margaret Thatcher.
Leaving Downing Street with his family earlier, former Prime Minister David Cameron said Mrs May would provide strong and stable leadership. Mr Cameron announced he would step down from the post at the end of June after losing the Brexit referendum which will see the UK leave the European Union.
Freddy Gray, deputy editor at The Specator magazine, says Mrs May is the right leader for the phase ahead.
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OUT: …pleased about."
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