May

Watch: We voted for Google and Facebook, didn't we? #DailyDope

After the privacy breaches that have taken place, would these tech companies be able to safeguard the sanctity of the election procedures? Nikita Rana explores.

Theresa May speaks to Donald Trump, expresses reservations on US recognition of Jerusalem

British prime minister Theresa May spoke to Donald Trump about their countrys very different positions on Jerusalem, but it was left unclear whether the US president would visit London in February 2018 to open a new American embassy.

Angela Merkel’s conservatives see slim chance of Brexit progress after Theresa May’s speech in Florence

British prime minister Theresa May’s speech in Florence has failed to inject much-needed new momentum into talks on Britain’s departure from the EU

Donald Trump's UK visit to go ahead as planned despite president's remarks after London terror attack, says Theresa May

May has insisted a long-awaited state visit by Donald Trump will go ahead as planned despite a diplomatic spat triggered by the US president's comments

Queen Elizabeth presents watered down list of proposed legislations for Theresa May's 'zombie government'

Prime Minister Theresa May, leading a so-called "zombie" government after a disastrous election, on Wednesday unveiled a diluted programme of action that included the mammoth legislation needed to take Britain out of the EU.

British PM Theresa May apologises to her MPs for causing election 'mess'

May took the blame for the Conservatives' disastrous performance at last week's elections, as she faced her party's angry MPs on Monday.

UK Election 2017: Petition against Theresa May's deal with DUP to form govt gathers 6,00,000 signatures

A petition against Theresa May's deal with the ultra-conservative DUP gained nearly 6,00,000 signatures as concern grew over her plan to govern with their support.

Thanks to Islamic State, May most violent month of 2017: More than 1,000 casualties claimed

The month of May, which also happens to be the holy month of Ramadan, has so far been the most violent month of the year.

May exports drop 20.2% as global demand remains lukewarm

Trade deficit narrows to $10.41 billion last month from $10.99 in April.

Car sales in May rise for seventh straight month, but two-wheelers hit bumpy ride

Domestic passenger car sales in May stood at 1,60,067 units against 1,48,577 units a year ago