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Former UK Prime Minister Theresa May has paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth with an amusing anecdote in the House of Commons on Friday.
She said: "Her Majesty loved the countryside, and she was down to earth and a woman of common sense.
"I remember one picnic at Balmoral, which was taking place in one of the bothies on the estate. The hampers came from the castle, and we all mucked in to put the food and drink out on the table.
"I picked up some cheese, put it on a plate and was transferring it to the table. The cheese fell on the floor. I had a split-second decision to make."
She paused as MPs burst into laughter, before adding: "I picked up the cheese, put it on the plate and put it on the table. I turned round to see that my every move had been watched very carefully by Her Majesty the Queen.
"I looked at her. She looked at me and she just smiled. And the cheese remained on the table."

Ex-PM Theresa May recalls when Queen Elizabeth II 'watched her every move'

Former UK Prime Minister Theresa May has paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth with an amusing anecdote in the House of Commons on Friday.

Former UK Prime Minister Theresa May paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth with an amusing anecdote in the Parliament on Friday.

Former UK Prime Minister Theresa May has paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth with an amusing anecdote in the House of Commons on Friday.
She said: "Her Majesty loved the countryside, and she was down to earth and a woman of common sense.
"I remember one picnic at Balmoral, which was taking place in one of the bothies on the estate. The hampers came from the castle, and we all mucked in to put the food and drink out on the table.
"I picked up some cheese, put it on a plate and was transferring it to the table. The cheese fell on the floor. I had a split-second decision to make."
She paused as MPs burst into laughter, before adding: "I picked up the cheese, put it on the plate and put it on the table. I turned round to see that my every move had been watched very carefully by Her Majesty the Queen.
"I looked at her. She looked at me and she just smiled. And the cheese remained on the table."
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Ten Conservative lawmakers were officially named on Monday as contenders to become party leader - and replace Theresa May as Britain's next prime minister. Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt, former Brexit minister Dominic Raab, Health Secretary Matt Hancock and Environment Secretary Michael Gove, Home Secretary Sajid Javid are all on the final list. The Conservative party will now take part in a series of votes to select the final two candidates.

British PM Theresa May officially resigned as the leader of the Conservative party on Friday. She will remain in her prime ministerial post until a replacement is elected. Theresa May announced her resignation 2 weeks ago, expressing deep regret for not being able to deliver the Brexit deal properly. 11 conservative MPs are in the running to replace her as party leader.

British PM Theresa May officially resigned as the leader of the Conservative party on Friday. She will remain in her prime ministerial post until a replacement is elected. Theresa May announced her resignation 2 weeks ago, expressing deep regret for not being able to deliver the Brexit deal properly. 11 conservative MPs are in the running to replace her as party leader.

POTUS is back in the UK on his second state visit and so is the angry baby Trump blimp. The 20-foot tall blimp will fly above Parliament Square while Trump holds talks with the outgoing British Prime Minister Theresa May nearby in Downing Street. For the protesters known as 'Trump Baby-Sitters', their message is simple and for everyone to see - that they reject Trump’s divisive politics and policies of bigotry, hate and greed. And another blimp that's become quite the attraction is the "Dump Trump" - a 16 ft tall blimp that shows Trump sitting on a golden toilet and tweeting!

POTUS is back in the UK on his second state visit and so is the angry baby Trump blimp. The 20-foot tall blimp will fly above Parliament Square while Trump holds talks with the outgoing British Prime Minister Theresa May nearby in Downing Street. For the protesters known as 'Trump Baby-Sitters', their message is simple and for everyone to see - that they reject Trump’s divisive politics and policies of bigotry, hate and greed. And another blimp that's become quite the attraction is the "Dump Trump" - a 16 ft tall blimp that shows Trump sitting on a golden toilet and tweeting!

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