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Politics

Theresa May’s Brexit minefield

1 September 2016

1:00 PM

1 September 2016

1:00 PM

When David Cameron resigned, the Conservative Party Board pushed back the planned date for the election of a new leader until after the G20 summit had taken place. The official reason was to give the new Prime Minister time to read into the job and save him or her from having to fly off to meet world leaders directly after moving into Downing Street.

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