PM May need to set immediate date for her departure after election losses -Smith
- Country:
- United Kingdom
British Prime Minister Theresa May should announce her departure date following poor local election results, former Conservative leader Iain Duncan Smith said on Saturday, renewing an earlier call for her to go before this month's European elections. Theresa May was now a "caretaker prime minister", Duncan Smith told LBC radio. May needed to set an immediate date for her departure, or a committee of senior Conservative members of parliament should do it for her, LBC reported him as saying.
(With inputs from agencies.)
- READ MORE ON:
- Theresa May
- British Columbia
- British people
- British Cuisine
- Conservative Party
- Australian Conservatives
- Conservative force
- European Union
- European Parliament
- European goldfinch
- Members Only
- Members Credit Union
- Members First Credit Union
- Iain Duncan Smith
- British
- LBC radio
- Conservative
- European
- LBC
- committee
Advertisement
ALSO READ
Muslim community members in US decline White House Iftar dinner invite: media reports
Palestinians want April vote on UN membership despite US saying peace with Israel must come first
8 gunmen and 5 security force members die in clashes in Iran's southeast, state media report says
Sonia Gandhi, Ashwini Vaishnaw, among 14 sworn in as RS members
Rajya Sabha Chairman administers oath to 14 newly elected members including Sonia Gandhi
Google News