U.K.'s May Says She Has Cabinet Support Amid Plot to Oust Her
- Prime Minister comments after campaign to oust her grows
- May to carry on with plans for Brexit and energy price cap
U.K.'s May Claims Full Support of Cabinet as Leader
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Theresa May vowed to carry on as U.K. prime minister, insisting she has the full support of her Cabinet despite a campaign to oust her that threatens to complicate Brexit talks.
May is facing calls to quit after a disastrous election campaign in June and a chaotic speech to her party’s conference in Manchester on Wednesday, which was disrupted by a prankster, a prolonged coughing fit and a stage set that started to collapse behind her. A group of Conservatives fear she will lose the next election, handing power to socialist Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.