Theresa May will on Wednesday become Britain’s prime minister promising to make a success of Brexit, after she completed a dramatic rout of the Conservatives who led the campaign to take Britain out of the EU.
The removal vans will arrive in Downing St Wednesday afternoon, marking the end of David Cameron’s six years in Number 10 and the arrival of Britain’s second female prime minister.
Mrs May, the 59-year-old home secretary, was part of the campaign to keep Britain in the EU, but now finds herself picking up the pieces after the last remaining pro-Brexit Tory leadership candidate threw in the towel.
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