What happened when Premier Mei put "Usha" on "Britain's withdrawal from the EU"?

In West Yorkshire, UK, Theresa May, the current Prime Minister, recently appeared at a campaign rally in a navy suit with a white shirt. She was all smiles, but she couldn't hide her anxiety: the terrorist attacks in Britain a few days ago cast a shadow over the election of the Conservative Party she led.

The British parliamentary election kicked off on the 8th, and Theresa May led the last battle of the Conservative Party. If successful, she will be officially crowned as "People's Prime Minister" and is expected to be appointed as "Prime Minister of Britain's withdrawal from the EU". If she fails, she will lose the "gambling game" designed by herself and become a "short-lived prime minister".

Theresa may is the second female prime minister and the second "senior prime minister" in British history. Before theresa may, the hostess of Downing Street 10 in London was only Margaret Thatcher; Among all previous prime ministers, theresa may was second only to James Callahan, who became British Prime Minister at the age of 64, when he entered Downing Street 10.

The daughter of a black coat

Like German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Theresa May is the daughter of a priest. She graduated from the geography department of Oxford University and worked in the Bank of England after graduation. 1986, 30-year-old Theresa May officially entered the political arena, and was promoted from a district councillor to a member of the lower house of parliament and chairman of the Conservative Party.

Theresa may met his lifelong partner at Oxford University, and some media claimed that this marriage was also a red line led by former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, who was also studying at Oxford University at that time. Theresa May and her husband Philip May have been in love for 37 years, and they have no children.

Similar to Merkel, theresa may is determined, low-key and pragmatic, and this steady and steady character is conducive to gaining a foothold in politics. She also has a tough and maverick side, and was even described as "a very difficult woman" by former British cabinet minister Ken Clark. The media saw the shadow of Margaret Thatcher in her, calling her "a woman as calm as steel" and "a politician with a ruthless iron fist".

Theresa may's tough character can be seen through several things: she served as the challenging home secretary for six years and became the longest-serving politician in British politics for half a century; During the period from 20 10 to 20 16, there was no major terrorist attack in Britain, and it also withstood the "big test" of security for the London Olympic Games. She resisted the pressure and refused to extradite McKinnon, a hacker accused of hacking into American government and military computers, to the United States, a "special ally" of Britain, on the grounds that he was ill and might commit suicide.

Theresa May was diagnosed with 1 type diabetes in 20 12. He is injected with insulin at least twice a day, but he still handles heavy official duties every day and looks radiant in public.

Media cameras like to capture Theresa May's clothes and shoes. Unlike ordinary female leaders who dress conservatively and dully, Theresa May is the darling of fashion magazines. High heels, stockings, short skirts, leather pants, leopard prints, rivets ... She easily controls all kinds of fashion elements and looks exquisite and charming.

Be entrusted with an important task at a critical/dangerous moment

From June 23rd last year to July 13, just 2 1 day, great changes have taken place in Britain, and Theresa May's life has been rewritten. After the British referendum decided to leave the European Union, then Prime Minister David Cameron resigned, and theresa may won the internal election of the Conservative Party and became the 76th Prime Minister of Britain.

As a "low-key Eurosceptic", theresa may was able to gain leadership at a critical moment because she had rich political experience, was bold and low-key, and was able to bridge the differences within the party and unite all factions to the greatest extent. She is also widely believed that she can strive for the best interests of Britain in the "Britain's withdrawal from the EU" negotiations with the EU.

The stormy Britain needs a strong new leader, Theresa May.

"We are experiencing an important moment in British history. After the referendum, we are faced with an era of great changes in the country. We are Great Britain and we will meet the challenge. " Theresa May was firm in her inaugural speech.

What theresa may inherited from Cameron is a divided country: there are constant internal struggles within the Conservative Party, great differences between the elite and the people on the issue of "Britain's withdrawal from the EU", and calls for the separation of Scotland and Northern Ireland keep rising. External pressure followed, and the EU demanded a sky-high "breakup fee", threatening to make Britain pay the price for "Britain's withdrawal from the EU".

Charles Powell, former private secretary of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, said in an exclusive interview with Xinhua News Agency a few days ago that, like Margaret Thatcher, "Prime Minister May" was born "when Britain began to decline", and both of them aimed to make Britain strong again.

"Britain withdraws from EU Prime Minister"

Looking back on theresa may's achievements in the past year, the most interesting thing is that she led Britain through the complicated and difficult process of "unifying thoughts" in the process of "Britain's withdrawal from the EU" and always stood firm on the immigration issue.

In the internal affairs, she proposed that the British government should serve all people, not be driven by the interests of a few privileged groups; Diplomatically, she followed the United States and proposed to reshape the "special relationship" between Britain and the United States, so as to shape Britain's "embracing the whole world" in the post-EU era.

Although theresa may adopts the center-right line, her tough appearance sometimes reveals an incredible leftist color. She openly supports same-sex marriage and free schools, and also proposes to reflect the interests of workers on the company's board of directors and limit the salary of executives. Some people say that the referendum on Britain's "Brexit" made her hear the voice of voters. Therefore, although she advocates elite governance, she has to pay more attention to public opinion.

In April this year, Theresa May unexpectedly announced an early general election. At that time, it seemed that this decision could kill many birds with one stone: let her truly become the "elected prime minister", let the Conservative Party, which leads the polls, win more parliamentary seats and reduce the resistance for Britain to withdraw from the EU negotiations. However, early elections are also a "political gamble". If the recent terrorist attacks lead to a sudden change in voters' confidence in the Conservative Party, theresa may may become prime minister.

Theresa May is betting the prime minister's "job" on the issue of "Britain leaving the EU". It will be clear whether he will win or lose.