And Teresa May, so short on allies in Parliament, has the DUP in bed with her, what's your point.

She has also "bottled" bringing her deal back to Parliament through fear of further ridicule and her party are desperately trying to change the rule so they can get rid.

In reply to the thread title...

Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson is the current favourite to succeed her.

Goodbye & good riddance you heartless cow. Expect all the faux hysterical Brexit 'democrats' in uproar about another PM not elected by the people.

Agreed tigertot, but just before she goes, let’s make sure we fxxk up another industry, Scunthorpe is just another desolate town in Northern England.

We're into a whole different subject there, allowing "the market" to dictate the "success" of industry, without having fundamental manufacturing or power generators "protected".
It would leave us extremely vulnerable if ever there were a real crisis.

As for May, the thread title says it all.
Just what are her achievements as premier of the UK - absolutely NONE
Plus, some of here "handy work" whilst home secretary is still coming to light.

And the silver lining is Boris fecking Jonstone

Form one wind bag to the class clown, unless Gove stabs him between the shoulder blades, again.

The final days of her premiership dribble away like the closing spasms of a particularly rancid turd - and we're faced with a longlist of ba$tards ready to take over; who range from the dim, through the moderately malignant, to the downright evil. Another Tory tw@ picking up the top job, without any form of public vote.

It's time for a GE - and afterwards, in a final act, Ken Clarke should take the Tory Party into the back yard and shoot it in the head, like a mangy old dog that can no longer control its bowels.

Is it fair to say that they cannot count on your vote?

May wasn’t necessarily the worst prime minister ever, though a case could certainly be made for it. However, it is safer to say she was the most out of her depth. She inherited a real political mess. She made it worse, but making it much better would have been a big ask even for a great statesperson.

Goodbye Theresa & thanks for the memories, erm, oh yes, "Strong & Stable" & "Britain will leave the E.U. on the 29th March"

Finally she's shown some emotion, unfortunately like Thatcher before her, just tears for her own demise.

A shocking P.M. leading a right wing government chastised by a rag-tag opposition, deciding over the greatest peace time problem in living memory.

Dear Theresa,
Just how did you get on with your 7 (seven) burning injustices?
Yours sincerely,
tigertot

Quite baffling how a right wing government would place a remainer in the top job really.