Brexit
Gives a speech supporting remaining in the European Union.
Role range: 2010-2016
Follow Theresa Mary May through 46 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Gives a speech supporting remaining in the European Union.
Role range: 2010-2016
Becomes Conservative leader after Andrea Leadsom withdraws.
Role range: 2010-2016
Becomes Conservative leader after Andrea Leadsom withdraws from the contest.
Role range: 2016-2019
Becomes Prime Minister after David Cameron resigns.
Role range: 2016-2019
Becomes Prime Minister after David Cameron resigns.
Role range: 2016-2019
May tells the Conservative Party conference that Brexit means Brexit.
Role range: 2016-2019
May announces plans for legislation transferring European Union law into domestic law.
Role range: 2016-2019
The government accepts Parliament will vote on the final Brexit deal.
Role range: 2016-2019
Sets out Brexit objectives in the Lancaster House speech.
Role range: 2016-2019
Sets out objectives for leaving the European Union and the single market.
Role range: 2016-2019
Introduces the European Union Notification of Withdrawal Bill.
Role range: 2016-2019
The European Union Notification of Withdrawal Act receives royal assent.
Role range: 2016-2019
The European Union Notification of Withdrawal Act receives royal assent.
Role range: 2016-2019
The United Kingdom gives formal notice of withdrawal from the European Union.
Role range: 2016-2019
The United Kingdom gives formal notice of withdrawal from the European Union.
Role range: 2016-2019
Calls for an early general election during the Brexit process.
Role range: 2016-2019
Loses the Conservative majority in a Brexit-dominated general election.
Role range: 2016-2019
Loses the Conservative majority in a Brexit-dominated general election.
Role range: 2016-2019
Loses the Conservative majority in a snap general election.
Role range: 2016-2019
Delivers the Florence speech on the Brexit transition and future relationship.
Role range: 2016-2019
Agrees the phase one joint report with the European Union.
Role range: 2016-2019
The UK and EU publish a joint report on phase one of Brexit negotiations.
Role range: 2016-2019
Delivers the Mansion House speech on the future UK-EU relationship.
Role range: 2016-2019
Agrees a draft transition period with the European Union.
Role range: 2016-2019
Cabinet agrees the Chequers plan for Brexit.
Role range: 2016-2019
Cabinet agrees the Chequers plan for the future UK-EU relationship.
Role range: 2016-2019
EU leaders criticise the Chequers plan at the Salzburg summit.
Role range: 2016-2019
Faces dispute over the Irish backstop in the Withdrawal Agreement.
Role range: 2016-2019
Cabinet backs the draft Withdrawal Agreement.
Role range: 2016-2019
Cabinet backs the draft Withdrawal Agreement.
Role range: 2016-2019
EU leaders endorse the Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration.
Role range: 2016-2019
EU leaders endorse the Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration.
Role range: 2016-2019
Postpones the first meaningful vote on the Withdrawal Agreement.
Role range: 2016-2019
Survives a Conservative confidence vote over her Brexit leadership.
Role range: 2016-2019
The House of Commons rejects the Withdrawal Agreement by a historic margin.
Role range: 2016-2019
The House of Commons rejects the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement by a historic margin.
Role range: 2016-2019
The Commons rejects the Withdrawal Agreement for a second time.
Role range: 2016-2019
The Commons rejects the revised Withdrawal Agreement for a second time.
Role range: 2016-2019
MPs vote to seek an extension to the Article 50 process.
Role range: 2016-2019
The European Council grants a short Article 50 extension.
Role range: 2016-2019
These dates and descriptions come from the historical_events database. Exact duplicate records have been collapsed. Names are grouped by the country, Name 2 and Name 1 fields; records with missing Name 2 cannot be reliably assigned to an individual biography. Check the underlying sources before formal citation.