Theresa May Announces Retirement from Parliament

After 27 years, the former UK Prime Minister steps down, citing a desire to focus on combating modern slavery.

Theresa May, the UK's second female prime minister, has announced her retirement from Parliament after 27 years of service.
Her tenure was marked by efforts to navigate the Brexit chaos, which ultimately led to her resignation as prime minister.
May plans to devote her post-political life to fighting modern slavery, a cause she has been passionate about.
Despite her controversial stance on immigration, May's political career included initiatives aimed at social justice.
Her decision to retire comes as the Conservative Party faces predictions of a landslide defeat in this year's elections.