Yesterday, May declared her intention to lead a government with the support of the Northern Ireland MPs of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) -- describing the tie-up as a government of "certainty".
May got down to the business of government at 10 Downing Street and announced that her core finance, defence and Brexit team will remain in place with her.
With 649 of 650 seats in the House of Commons declared, May’s bruised Conservatives had 318 — short of the 326 they needed for an outright majority and well down from the 330 seats they had before May’s roll of the electoral dice.
Scotland Yard today named two of the three terrorists behind the London attack as Khuram Butt, a British citizen born in Pakistan, and Rachid Redouane.
In a video address from her Downing Street office, May pointed out that the victims in Saturday's attack in London's Southwark district -- in which seven people were killed and 48 injured -- included a number of nationalities.
The Opposition Labour party has also indicated that all planned campaign events for today would be called off.
Investigators raided several addresses in Barking, 14 km east of London Bridge where three men were gunned down after driving a white van into pedestrians and then stabbing people in a nearby market on Saturday night.
The Prime Minister further informed that campaigns will resume on Monday and general election will be held on Thursday.
May's reaction has been to shift the focus back to Brexit and away from domestic issues, which have dominated the headlines in recent days.
A new feature launched by social media giant Facebook helps users compare the stance of the major political parties. The launch of the feature, named ‘Perspective’, comes ahead of the general election in Britain and gives users a unique insight
Temporary exclusion orders make it unlawful for the subject to come back without engaging with UK authorities.
The scale of the challenge has emerged in the aftermath of the Manchester suicide bombing that claimed 22 lives and injured 119 others.
Britain's spies believe there may be as many as 23,000 terror suspects at large across the UK.
Amber Rudd told BBC Radio that it was “irritating” that details about the concert bombing had been leaked to the US before being released in Britain.
The Sunday Times just released its highly-anticipated Sunday Times Rich list which puts Srichand and Gopichand Hinduja – famous as Hinduja brothers – at the top of 134 billionaires.
A top-ranking minister of Theresa May government has alleged that the European Commission (EC) is trying to bully the British people following negative stories about negotiations over UK's exit from the European Union (EU).
India squandered the lead twice as Great Britain rallied to earn a 2-2 draw in the rain-delayed opening match at the 26th Sultan Azlan Shah Cup hockey tournament here.
In January, the train made the journey from China to Britain, arriving in London at Barking's Eurohub freight terminal.
An operation across London and Kent, south-east England, was not linked with the arrest of a 27-year-old man with knives near the Houses of Parliament yesterday, the Scotland Yard said.
British Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday called for an early general election to be held June 8 to seek a strong mandate for her vision of a hard Brexit.
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