THE END OF MAY Theresa May RESIGNS and finally admits defeat after Brexit shambles insisting ‘I’ve done my best’

TEARFUL Theresa May today finally admitted her time was up and quit as Prime Minister insisting: "I've done my best".

The PM was forced to resign after she failed to deliver Brexit and lost the support of her own MPs - but will continue in office as a lame duck until July. Shortly after meeting Tory "executioner" Sir Graham Brady, she addressed the nation in the spring sunshine of Downing Street - watched by adoring husband Philip - and admitted her time is up.

                                                                                                                                                                   The PM confessed she now has no chance of ever getting a brexit deal from the parliament but insisted "I have done my best" to deliver on the referendum result. Today top Brexiteer Steve Baker insisted the next leader must be someone who is fully committed to our EU departure and ready to leave with No Deal.

Jacob Rees-Mogg added: "A new leader can get us out of the EU on October 31, that is in law. Once that’s happened, then we can move on to other issues."

But the veteran Europhile Ken Clarke hit back, saying: "The idea that Conservative and DUP MPs will all come together behind a Nigel Farage-type figure is nonsense.                                   

   Mrs May's resignation will kickstart a furious race to replace her with Boris                              Johnson the favourite to take over.