Her reversal of many of David Cameron's flagship policies is already inciting backbench revolts Theresa May arrived in Downing Street from the Home Office in July with a reputation for being risk averse. The party she leads as prime minister has a wafer-thin working majority in the House of Commons of 17. As the opposition parties point out until they are blue in the face, she is an accidental prime minister with no general election mandate, who washed up at No 10 only as a result of the Brexit ...
Her reversal of many of David Cameron's flagship policies is already inciting backbench revolts Theresa May arrived in Downing Street from the Home Office in July with a reputation for being risk averse. The party she leads as prime minister has a wafer-thin working majority in the House of Commons of 17. As the opposition parties point out until they are blue in the face, she is an accidental prime minister with no general election mandate, who washed up at No 10 only as a result of the Brexit ...
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