After meeting with the Queen, Theresa May can place her feet firmly under the desk at No 10 Downing Street as Prime Minister of Great Britain. She now faces the daunting task of leading the country out of the European Union. In her first speech she promised ‘not to govern for the privileged few’ and to unite Britain. A clear message to the First Minister of Scotland who has been threatening a second independence vote. Nicola Sturgeon took to Twitter to congratulate May, saying she hoped to buil…
In her first speech she promised ‘not to govern for the privileged few’ and to unite Britain. A clear message to the First Minister of Scotland who has been threatening a second independence vote. Nicola Sturgeon took to Twitter to congratulate May,
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