Theresa May Announces Departure as UK Lawmaker after Prime Ministership

Theresa May, the former British Prime Minister and Conservative Party member, has announced her intention to step down as an MP at the next general election. She made this decision after serving as a member of parliament for her constituency in southeast England since 1997. May, who is the most senior Conservative Party lawmaker, stated that she had taken the difficult decision to stand aside. Despite her plans to continue representing her constituents after leaving office, she changed her mind last March and was reselected by her local association. Meanwhile, polls indicate that the governing Conservative Party is expected to lose power to the opposition Labour Party. May has been focusing on combating slavery and human trafficking since leaving office, which has taken up an increasing amount of her time. The articles provide consistent information regarding May's decision to step down as an MP but differ in their mention of polls indicating a potential Conservative Party loss.