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Theresa May to face Brexit pressure
Before the leadership contest was cut short by Leadsom´s departure, she had said she did **t foresee doing so before the end of the year at the earliest. While May supported Britain staying in the bloc, she cut a low profile during the referendum campaign and insists she will ho**ur the popular vote, stressing on Monday: "Brexit means Brexit". May also **ted the need "to negotiate the best deal for Britain in leaving the EU" in brief comments outside parliament. Cameron was to face MPs in parliament for a final time on Wednesday in the weekly prime minister´s questions session, before meeting Queen Elizabeth II to tender his resignation to the head of state. The monarch will then call for May, the new leader of the majority party in parliament, to form a fresh government. May, 59, will become Britain´s second female prime minister after 1980s Conservative titan Margaret Thatcher. She was to spend Tuesday sketching out who will take the key roles in her administration, which will be focused on delivering Brexit. May will have to keep Leave-supporting Conservative heavyweights onside if she is to heal the splits in the party caused by the referendum. Removal men arrived at Downing Street in a blue van and began unpacking boxes. One key figure who will be staying on in 10 Downing Street is Larry the cat, the Cabinet ****** confirmed. أكثر... 
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