With frontrunner Boris Johnson keeping a low profile,other candidates are presenting their cases for leadership of the Conservative Party.
This week Theresa May's government set a target of zero net emissions by 2050. By Australian standards,the response was staggering.
Historians might judge Theresa May's plea for zero emissions by 2050 to matter more than her illfated Brexit travails.
Legislation will be put before Parliament on Wednesday to amend the existing climate change act to incorporate the new target.
Prominent Brexiteer says it would be"perverse"for Britain to do anything but follow the lead of Australia and the United States.
Boris Johnson,the favourite to succeed Theresa May,said he would withhold the UK's EU exit payment – a move that drew an immediate rebuke from France.
Though Theresa May promised to resign as party leader on Friday June 7,she will continue in the job until her successor is chosen in late July. Probably.
She was the lead coordinator across the British government on ensuring a"frictionless"border after Brexit. Borders were a major reason for Brexit in the first place.
Sir Michael Fallon said the decision was too important to be made in the dying days of the prime minister's tenure.
'It was all hell let loose.'Veterans remember the extraordinary experience of D-Day as world leaders and the Queen gather to salute them 75 years on.
Britain has promised"unprecedented commemorations"in Portsmouth.