Theresa, former Prime Minister of Britain.
London: Former British Prime Minister Theresa May has announced her retirement from politics. This time she will not contest the elections. Everyone is surprised by his sudden decision. Let us tell you that from 2016 to 2019, Theresa took over as the Prime Minister of Britain. Now former PM Theresa May announced on Friday that she is retiring from electoral politics. She was a member of the House of Commons, the lower house of Parliament, for 27 years. May has decided not to contest the next general election.
Theresa May is now 67 years old. He faced difficulty in getting the Brexit deal through Parliament in the wake of the June 2016 referendum and was ultimately forced to resign as Prime Minister in 2019. He said the decision not to contest the next election from the Maidenhead constituency in south-east England was a ‘difficult one’. She was a Conservative Party MP since 1997 and was elected seven times from the Berkshire seat.
Theresa said this while announcing her resignation
Theresa May said in a statement: “After resigning as Prime Minister, I have enjoyed returning to the back seat in Parliament, giving me the opportunity to speak to the people of my constituency and to do the work I love, tackling modern slavery and This includes launching a global commission on human trafficking. With this announcement, she joined about 60 Conservative Party MPs who have announced not to contest the upcoming elections. Former cabinet ministers Ben Wallace, Sajid Javid, Dominic Ram and Kwasi Kwarteng are among the leaders who have announced they will not contest the next election. (Language)
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