British Prime Minister Theresa May was awarded an unusual compliment. Admired by her steadfastness and political persistence, columnist John McChernan called her "modern Rasputin". "They shoot at her, they stab in her knife and poison her, but she keeps on going," the journalist wrote in a CNN article. Earlier, ex-Foreign Minister of Britain Boris Johnson said that in negotiations with Brussels, London threw out the white flag. The former Foreign Minister of the United Kingdom was outraged that Britain is going to pay the European Union 40 billion pounds sterling, taking them from taxpayers. However, McInnan believes that Johnson makes a fuss to just attract attention to himself.

According to the observer, May adheres to the strategy of "bad plan - better than no plan", and it works. While her political opponents, like Shakespeare's King Lear, complain about the vicissitudes of fate, the British prime minister will certainly survive. Earlier media reported that during their tour of Africa, May, without embarrassment, with pleasure danced with the members of delegations that met her. So, RT published a video where the head of the British Cabinet is having fun with school children from Cape Town.