Theresa May’s premiership began with her party in turmoil. Following the unexpected Brexit vote and David Cameron’s subsequent resignation, May became took power after a Conservative party leadership election that saw many of her opponents quit the race.
Over the past three months, May has already made significant breaks with the Cameron era. Her first cabinet found a place for Phillip Hammond as chancellor and Boris Johnson as foreign secretary. George Osborne and defeated leadership rival Michael Gove were consigned to the backbenches.
The new PM has been keen to emphasise that “Brexit means Brexit”. The Conservative party conference saw the announcement that article 50 would be triggered by the end of March 2017, and a speech that indicated a “hard Brexit” - a comprehensive break with the EU, including its single market.
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