May’s resignations and sackings

The resignation of British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, one day after the departure of Brexit Secretary David Davis, has plunged Prime Minister Theresa May’s government into turmoil

Theresa May Proposed “common rulebook” with EU

Michael Fallon (Nov 1, 2017) Resigns as Defence Secretary amid Westminster sexual harassment scandal

Priti Patel (Nov 8) Quits as International Development Secretary after unauthorised meetings in Israel

Damian Green (Nov 8) Deputy Prime Minister fired over computer-porn allegations
                 
Justine Greening (Jan 8, 2018) Education Secretary quits during reshuffle

Amber Rudd (Apr 29) Home Secretary quits over immigration scandal
        
Phillip Lee (Jun 12) Resigns as Justice Minister over May’s Brexit policy

Greg Hands (Jun 25) Trade Minister quits to vote against government Heathrow plan

David Davis (Jul 8) Brexit Secretary resigns his Cabinet role in guiding Britain’s exit from EU

Steve Baker (Jul 9) Brexit Minister steps down saying May’s policies undermine UK’s negotiating position

Boris Johnson (Jul 9) Foreign Secretary quits over May’s common rulebook plan, warning Brexit “dream is dying, suffocated by needless self-doubt”




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