Prime Minister Theresa May has announced her resignation plans today.
The Conservative leader has made a statement outside Downing Street this morning where she is has said she will stand down as Prime Minister.
She will resign on June 7.
The Prime Minister met Sir Graham Brady, the leader of backbench conservatives, before making her speech outside No10.
She was left in a precarious position following a backlash after her revised Brexit deal.
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Key Events
Concluding statement
Concluding her resignation statement, Mrs May broke down as she said it had been “the honour of my life” to serve “the country that I love”.
'Done her best'
The Prime Minister said she had “done my best” to deliver a Brexit deal as she made a statement about her future in Downing Street.
“I have striven to make the UK a country that works not just for a privileged few but for everyone and to honour the result of the EU referendum,” she said.
In tears
Mrs May is almost intears as she completes her statement.
Her voice wavers as she speaks of her honour of being the second female Prime Minister.
'This country is a union'
Mrs May said: “This country is a union. We stand together and together we have a great future.
“Our politics may be under strain, but there is so much that is good about this country.
“I will shortly leave the job that has been the honour of my life to hold.
“I do this with no ill-will.”
'We can deliver Brexit'
Mrs May has said she “knows” the Conservatives can deliver Brexit.
Speaking about her premiership
Mrs May is now talking about what the Conservatives have done, away from Brexit, since she has been in power.
Further statement
Mrs May is now talking about the referendum. She said it was “not just a call to leave the EU” but a call for a country that “truly works for everyone”.
"Deep regret"
Theresa May has said it is a matter of “deep regret” she was unable to reach a consensus.
Resignation on June 7
Theresa May will resign on June 7, she has just announced.
Speech begins
Theresa May has started making her speech.
Expected to remain until June
It is expected that the Prime Minister will remain in place until after Donald Trump’s state visit to the country next month.
Statement imminent
The statement from Prime Minister Theresa May is imminent.
She is expected to announce plans to resign.
