U.K. Minister Quits as May Resists Pressure to Go

Theresa May faces increasing pressure to resign due to her Brexit plan's repeated failures in Parliament. Her proposal for a second referendum has alienated both her party and the opposition, leaving her with dwindling support. With upcoming European elections, her party risks losing seats, further intensifying calls for her resignation. Despite past resilience, the current situation appears more dire, as her plan may not even reach a vote. Cabinet members are contemplating their next moves as the political landscape shifts.

How has Theresa May's Brexit plan been received by members of her own party?

What are the reasons behind the calls for Theresa May's resignation?

In what ways has Theresa May's plan failed in Parliament?

What implications could the upcoming European elections have for Theresa May's position?

What strategies might Theresa May employ to maintain support for her plan?