Britain's Theresa May: A political deathwatch for a prime minister done in by Brexit
LONDON - British politicians agree on precious little these days. But on one matter, there's near-unanimity across the spectrum: Theresa May's days as prime minister are numbered.
The political deathwatch comes against the backdrop of Britons' vote Thursday for the European Parliament - balloting that would not have taken place if the country had left the European Union as scheduled nearly two months ago.
The newly constituted Brexit party - which, as its name suggests, is devoted to getting Britain out of
