Theresa May resigns: from the loss of her majority to her failures on the Brexit, two years of hardship by the Prime Minister [1]

The head of the UK government Theresa May has announced that her resignation will take effect on 7 June. She took office in July 2016.
She will have remained two years and 329 days at the controls of the United Kingdom. Theresa May, who was to implement Brexit, announced that she would resign from her position as Conservative Party leader, and therefore prime minister, on June 7. And this two days of the European elections.
Theresa May took over the executive in July 2016, shortly after the British vote in favor of the UK's exit from the EU. "The story will not hold a favorable image," said Simon Usherwood, a political scientist at the University of Surrey. Franceinfo reports on nearly three years of negotiations, obstacles and political setbacks.