"Last night, on the eve of her becoming Prime Minister, Theresa May kept a long-standing arrangement to join Valerie and me at our home for dinner. "I wish her every success as Prime Minister and look forward to building upon our warm relationship over the coming years." On her final evening before entering No 10 as Prime Minister, Mrs May had dinner with the Chief Rabbi. And he added: "Today, Theresa May becomes Prime Minister at a time of great political, social and economic uncertainty. She used a key speech on Monday to promise a major break from Mr Cameron and Mr Osborne's economic policy, promising to deliver "serious social reform".

Source: New Zealand Herald July 13, 2016 18:33 UTC