Be warned, once you "oop" there's really no going back.
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There would be no going back home after this decision.
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Once your old phone has reset, there's no going back.
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Think about this deeply because there is no going back.
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"Once you're in it, there's no going back," says Scott.
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Now that I'm Kitty Stryker, though, there's no going back.
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"I know the truth, there's no going back," he says.
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If that happened, there would truly be no going back.
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Daniel McCarthy: No going back, the GOP is Trump's party.
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Once you dress for that part, there's no going back.
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"There was no going back after that scene," he said.
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But for the Kurdish leadership, there is no going back.
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I had The Ick, and there was no going back.
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Because everything is connected now, and there's no going back.
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You lose that trust, and there's no going back from that.
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Farmers' usable acreage has been reduced, and there's no going back.
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"There's no going back now," he said, as he unblocked her.
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Once CAISO merges into a Western ISO, there's no going back.
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Once you've settled into the mini lifestyle, there's no going back.
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Because sometimes I feel so adult that there's no going back.
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Once you privatize our irreplaceable natural heritage, there's no going back.
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I gave it a shot, and now there's no going back.
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In his view, there&aposs no going back from that approach.
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It's a way of saying there's no going back from there.
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That is the old world and there is no going back.
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" In that moment, I remember thinking, "Wow, no going back now.
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He was adjusting to celebrity, and there was no going back.
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Once the fuse has been lit, there is no going back.
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" Schnittker told me, "Once piping begins, there is no going back.
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"There is no going back about Mugabe, he must leave," he said.
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And once people get mad on the Internet, there's no going back.
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Nonetheless, the technology is far enough along that there's no going back.
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We live in a technological age — and there is no going back.
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Once the cash is transferred to their bank account, there's no going back.
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"I'll be honest with you, there's no going back for me," he says.
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Joe Chandler's "bubble of ignorance" popped last week and there's no going back.
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Once he's in the system, Chris had told her, there's no going back.
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No editing, no going back and choosing what to leave in and out.
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Definitely over-plucking my eyebrows when I was younger – there's no going back.
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For Trump, too, there is no going back, and nowhere else to turn.
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Once the players were grounded in virtual "truth," there was no going back.
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Both sides are now saying, in effect, that there is no going back.
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I was so taken by the music, that there was no going back.
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But for Ms. Hettiarachchi and other political activists, there is no going back.
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The Earth tilts and time passes; There is no going back to summer.
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She was convinced that once they kissed, there would be no going back.
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I would listen to Gates and agree with her: there's no going back.
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There is no going back, nothing but the thinnest of air behind me.
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Once this threshold is crossed there may be no going back for future administrations.
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Despite the dire conditions, there is no going back for Haji and al-Khany.
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Cookie lovers, I urge you to try it — there may be no going back.
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" "There's no going back for vulnerable incumbents and candidates who've pledged to support Trump.
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Once a new dynasty seizes a throne, there's no going back except by force.
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Ten months into the transition to chip cards, it's clear there's no going back.
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Where we drill, we spill, and once we spill, there is no going back.
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The Jets had to face reality: There was no going back, literally or figuratively.
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It is like a first kiss: Everything changes, and there is no going back.
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Once you've fallen for a New Mexico green chile cheeseburger, there's no going back.
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"There is no going back from this," said Prime Minister Zoran Zaev of Macedonia.
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North Korea has arrived as a nuclear power, and there is no going back.
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But now that I&aposve tried a Pie Shake, there&aposs no going back.
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The rulebook as we know it is forever changed; there is no going back.
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But while the economics might be alarming, it's already clear there's no going back.
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Once you put a pair on there is no going back to anything else!
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Sherri says she did it for fame and fortune and there's no going back.
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Part of their argument is that once California makes the decision, there's no going back.
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I knew that if you and I were to ever date … there's no going back.
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Everything seems to have been done in one shot — no revision and no going back.
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Once filmmakers & theater owners open the door to this idea, there is no going back.
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For the Colts, as well as other teams around the league, there's no going back.
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The 2 have broken up before, but we're told this time there's no going back.
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The biggest reason why there's no going back to the old balance sheet is currency.
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There is no going back to whims, but only moving forward with 21st century leadership.
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Then again, perhaps that's the appeal: What's done is done and there's no going back.
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Once you listen to it and experience it for yourself, there is no going back.
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For those daughter cells that gained a differentiated identity, there was generally no going back.
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You're seeing things in a whole new light, and there is no going back now.
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There was a very strong political consensus and there is no going back, he said.
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Many Guatemalans, including some of the president's subordinates, have said there is no going back.
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We already asked that question, and I think it's a moot point; there's no going back.
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"There is no going back in war against corruption," Kenyatta said after opening a Kenya-U.
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Would you say there has been enough progress and there is no going back for this?
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Many European leaders want rapid action, and say there is no going back on the vote.
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It has now been eight months since the blockchain split, and there is no going back.
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So, when Webb finally reaches its orbit and unfurls (another tricky maneuver), there's no going back.
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There is no going back; clean air and water is another sticky reform of the left.
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Mr. Trump and his fans have broken the Overton window, and there is no going back.
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If they all say no, there's no going back to the drawing board on Graham-Cassidy.
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Kenya thinks NeNe went too far, and because of that ... there's no going back between them.
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"There is no going back," committee Chairman Vasily Piskaryov said this week, according to the BBC.
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"I fundamentally believe there's no going back," Mr. Buttigieg said on his campaign bus last week.
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It was such a big step, and once it was done, there was no going back.
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All of the walls are exposed concrete, and if you paint it, there's no going back.
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This is the moment where Cortés burned his ships to confirm that there's no going back.
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No going back Begum said it was the government's lack of action that caused her to leave.
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If you do decide to take the plunge and delete your entire account there's no going back.
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But once you can put a price on a tube of Tom Ford, there's no going back.
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Once kids have that first moment of realization that their lives are public, there's no going back.
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Abusers everywhere and the powerful forces that protect them should be on notice: There's no going back.
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It can also come with the realization that life trickles away quickly, and there's no going back.
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As Cameron once predicted, there is no going back — at least not to the way it was.
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"There is no going back," she said, standing under a bridge on a highway outside of Tapachula.
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"Once you get the test and read the results, there is no going back," Dr. Beck said.
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And I think that would probably be an evolution where there would be no going back from.
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It's also got to be done right first time—there's no going back from an incorrect first incision.
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News you couldn't have expected arrives and you're thinking about things differently now—there is no going back!
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She'd never admit it, but we all know that once you have a dishwasher, there's no going back.
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Away from the madness of Medellín, Escobar embraces the simple life, but there's no going back to it.
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His past as a feckless cad obliterated, there's no going back to what he was, despite Yara's urging.
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President Trump's promises notwithstanding, there is no going back to an economic arrangement whose foundations were so shaky.
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Once you get bitten by the hair-color bug, there's no going back — and Kendall Jenner is proof.
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This is just one way that plants differ from animals: After they go forward, there's no going back.
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Modi has said the law has been passed by parliament and there is no going back on it.
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Because there's no going back, you should ask yourself three things before doing a conversion, according to Levine.
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"There's no going back," David Davis, the British official assigned to oversee the withdrawal, told Parliament later Tuesday.
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We were already like half pregnant with our next two verticals, like there's no going back on this.
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While our longing may be real, we're misdirecting it: there is no going back to a better time.
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People don't know if they want it yet, but once they've got it, he thinks there's no going back.
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But they also knew that once he made up his mind about being pants, there was no going back.
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Once consumers become familiar with the benefits (and relative safety) of autonomous cars, there will be no going back.
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The moment I discovered that a woman can, indeed, love another woman, I knew there was no going back.
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Once I got used to the convenience of controlling my lights with my voice, there was no going back.
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"We crossed the Rubicon with that decision, there is no going back," he told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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"Once I over-slid, at that point there was no going back," Arcia said through team interpreter Carlos Brizuela.
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For its part, the German government claims that having joined the euro, there is no going back for Germany.
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But for those who became sycophants to a racist golfer for personal gain, there can be no going back.
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Our sources say the guests have blocked off their schedules for the gig and there's no going back now.
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It was the first new construction real estate Ms. Testa had owned, and there would be no going back.
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And once you've reached this point with your organization, it can feel like as if there's no going back.
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MS: Do you think there's a line that China could cross with the Philippines, after which there's no going back?
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There's no going back to that look – that ship has sailed – but the way forward is not exactly clear, either.
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The way you think about things has changed, and there's no going back now that you know what you know.
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There is no going back to who you once were, so embrace it and grow from it and with it.
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Now, after Paige found Elizabeth drenched in someone else's blood and viscera, there should be no going back to patriotic platitudes.
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I knew as soon as it came into my mind, that's the title of the book and there's no going back.
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The downside of testing is — and this is a big warning — once you're in the beta program, there's no going back.
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Revivals are often bad, which means amazing memories of original shows become tarnished and once that happens there's no going back.
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When Mary confesses that she knows little about her destination, the older woman warns her that "there is no going back".
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Since then the lines between being pro-Texas, anti-Obama and anti-American blurred, and there has been no going back.
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If these negotiations fail, there is no going back to the status quo and waiting for another day to re-engage.
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There's no going back from this — something environmentalists have warned for decades, but many are only learning now through personal experience.
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Sisi has urged Egyptians in recent weeks not to protest and warned there would be no going back on economic reforms.
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And for a lot of us, there is no going back to a normal life after having fought in the war.
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"I think for me, once I started making music, it was a release and there was no going back," she recalls.
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British government lawyers have argued that once the formal divorce talks on leaving the EU are triggered there is no going back.
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Even as they come to understand that, they know there is no going back, because there is no "back" to go to.
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But there's no going back to the sour personality that clashed with mine and once made me dream of "Lost Dog" ads.
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Management claims that changing the system is complicated and expensive, so once it's changed there's no going back until the next season.
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Once the seal is broken, the genie is out of the bottle, the -- well you get the idea -- there's no going back.
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Once your policy becomes a MEC, there's no going back: Even reducing your premium in a subsequent year won't revert the classification.
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No going back Everyone who spoke to VICE News has a destination country in mind, about which they invariably knew very little.
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Sorry, Kristy and Nancy and Jessica and Elizabeth—after meeting surfers and punks and wild-haired witches, there was just no going back.
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That could have a profound impact on the nature of the web — and after today's joint resolution, there may be no going back.
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It might be a man's world, but in that moment Thelma and Louise decide they're done playing nice — and there's no going back.
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I remember the physician handing me the pill and saying, 'Okay, are you sure about this, because after this there's no going back.
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Whether it's less travel, more video calls, fewer events, or more automation, there will be no going back to work as it was.
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The old order in this capital city is on the way out, America is crossing a great divide, and there is no going back.
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Reality was setting in: I had just chosen to move across the country, and there was no going back home to Los Angeles. Ciiiinch.
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Speaking hours after floating the Egyptian pound, Amer said there was no going back but that the central bank could intervene to control prices.
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You must know where the line is and be careful not to cross it, because once you share something, there is no going back.
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Once Congress began down this road, there was no going back because a new way of legislating had begun that changed legislators' personal incentives.
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"There's no going back to normal right now," said Mr. Buttigieg, who, at 37 years old, is nearly four decades younger than Mr. Biden.
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HIAS was what remained when the rest of your life had disintegrated, when there was no money, no way to communicate, no going back.
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As with all of the items in this list, you never knew you wanted one, but once you have it there's no going back.
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"There is no going back from the decision made at NATO (last week)," Krzysztof Szczerski, an aide to Poland's president, told Reuters on Monday.
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It's still too early to say where that process will leave us — but if the FCC's recent moves are any indication, there's no going back.
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While all the candidates to succeed Cameron say there is no going back, some anti-Brexit politicians say it is still not a foregone conclusion.
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But if we get it wrong, it will be so ugly that there might be no going back, and we're seeing some of that now.
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Like Voldemort, it seems that once people have said something a certain way for a certain length of time, there's pretty much no going back.
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"Once it's been interpreted as an androgynous and political color that speaks to young men and women of all races, there is no going back."
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The N.F.L. reaffirmed on Wednesday that there would be no going back on the league's reworked rule for use of a helmet to initiate contact.
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There's been a series of ratchets — times when the law or public opinion changed so conclusively that it seemed there could be no going back.
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Once you put an email out there, there's no going back, so the more polished your messages are, the more you'll be helping your career.
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Once the courts venture into the political sphere and begin to pass judgment on Parliament's actions, some legal analysts say, there is no going back.
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It may be revived and plumped, juiced or processed, but there's no going back to what it was: It's a prune now, and it's delicious.
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President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has urged Egyptians not to protest and warned that there will be no going back on economic reforms, whatever the pain.
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There's really no going back, and I've already put my money where my mouth is with a 5-pack order for all my USB-C devices.
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"Quitting Europe is a risk to your family's future because a vote to leave on Thursday means there is no going back on Friday," Cameron said.
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Many of Trump's supporters, on the other hand, are committed to a radical transformation of American society and politics from which there is no going back.
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And, as seen by Netflix&aposs sex tweets and Mr. Peanut&aposs willingness to regularly reference ejaculation, it is clear there is no going back now.
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If that is seemingly violated, there's no going back, she cannot be forgiven, and the family's honor can only be restored once they are rid of her.
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The removal of the headphone jack starting with iPhone 7 was a big deal when it happened, and judging by every model since, there's no going back.
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While central bank officials say there is no going back on the clean-up, a senior policymaker said the March 2017 deadline was not "cast in stone".
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"Once you get the test and read the results, there is no going back," Dr. James Beck, chief scientific officer of the Parkinson's Foundation, told the Times.
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But because the economy has grown and the financial world has changed so much since then, officials say there is no going back to the old level.
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" At the Washington Post, Charles Krauthammer, who is a Fox News contributor, announced that "The Russia scandal has entered a new phase, and there's no going back.
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From Ronnie's side, we're told there's no going back from this fight despite having worked it out the past ... as he feels things just went too far.
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He made work that was done in one shot, with no revisions and no going back, as well as work that he endlessly fussed over and revised.
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Yet he also acknowledges there is no going back to a premodern metaphysics or economy, when ambition has come to seem everyone's birthright, first in Europe, later everywhere.
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"This tipping point has started and there's no going back," said Michael Bevis, a professor of geodynamics at Ohio State University who had no role in the study.
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"There is no going back to a world in which calories are scarce and obtaining them is physically demanding," Dr. Belsky wrote in an editorial in JAMA Pediatrics.
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If the vote does go forward, "there is no going back on independence," said Peter W. Galbraith, a former American diplomat who is close to the Kurdish leadership.
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Still, the fact was that after 47 years in the E.U., Britain was officially out, and there was no going back, at least not in the foreseeable future.
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Secrets are often revealed, and there is no going back to 'before'… Managing these new insights and dealing with the ends they often bring can lead to major drama.
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"Let me categorically assure all that there is no going back on deregulation of oil prices," India's finance minister Arun Jaitley said in a Facebook post on Saturday. bit.
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If Marco Rubio had become the GOP's nominee and Ginsburg said the same things, the new precedent would be obvious and unfortunate, and there might be no going back.
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When I deleted them on Facebook and unfollowed them on Twitter and Instagram, I knew there would be no going back—even though reversing the process is pretty easy.
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As soon as I leaned forward, I had reached for Tolkien's ring, or tasted some life-altering drug, or crossed a magical line, and there was no going back.
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There is no going back from the act, no way of trying to unravel the story and certainly no way of making it come out differently in the end.
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"Once you hear a number like that, there's no going back," Dani Galloway, interim director of the city's Department of Public Works, said during a news conference on Thursday.
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For people like Kathy Gregory, there is no going back to what she left behind at the house she lived in for 38 years, in the Santa Rosa foothills.
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I've realized that transitions like this are often a one-way door; when one spouse walks through it, there is generally no going back to the life you had before.
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And though her lawyer says they've since updated the petition to instead request legal separation, it's only due to a legal formality and there's no going back for the singer.
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" At the end, terrified, calling back to a future past: "If I swung my tassel to the left side of my cap / After graduation, will there be no going back?
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Definitely should not have touched the Night King in that vision, because now Hodor and Leaf (and all the other Children of the Forest) are dead and there's no going back.
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Ever since Daniele Dalla Pola—master mixologist and owner of Nu Bar in Bologna, Italy—showed us how to spice things up with a banana pokie pokie, there's no going back.
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President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has urged Egyptians not to protest and warned that there would be no going back on economic reforms, no matter how much pain they might cause.
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In recent weeks, the president has urged Egyptians not to protest and warned that there would be no going back on economic reforms, no matter how much pain they might cause.
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"In terms of a dramatic shift in community attitudes, there is no going back from this one," Ian Rintoul, coordinator of the Refugee Action Coalition, said of the public support for Asha.
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While I grew to love them over time, the no-going-back selling point was actually when I fell asleep wearing them and didn't ever wake up due to heat or discomfort.
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Andrew Pilgrim, an associate partner at consultants EY told lawmakers there was no going back for the big banks that have spent millions of euros setting up and staffing new EU hubs.
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"THE UK DIDN'T FIT" On his last working day as a member of the European Parliament, leading Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage told reporters there was "no going back" once the UK leaves.
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We guess once you've tried it drunk, there really is no going back to sitting through the State of the Union sober, and now Ginsburg's televised nap has become something of a tradition.
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From runway-approved granny panties to day-of-the-week cotton briefs, once you've made the move away from "sexy underwear" and towards the luxuriously comfy options ahead, there's simply no going back.
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Ultimately, the decision requires a closer examination of your overall financial picture to determine whether it is in your best interest financially, because once your federal loans are refinanced, there's no going back.
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It's hard to know when my relationship with coffee went from "a beverage I enjoy, amid a number of beverages I consume regularly" to "thing required for life," but there's no going back.
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Once a consumer learns to binge, they want to binge more and more content — there is simply no going back to linear TV with commercials and a week or more between episodes, Greenfield said.
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At CES 21, I tried a Vive Pro paired with the upcoming Vive's upcoming Wireless Adapter, and after experiencing the joy and freedom of not having a wire tying me down, there's no going back.
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Once you cook a meal this way, with your onions already diced and the stock pre-measured, you will learn that there's no going back to 'wingin' it' while the pot is over the flame.
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Black banners doubling as carpets depicting common "No U-Turn" traffic signs were laid down on the pavement leading up to the museum entryway to declare there was no going back to the old ways.
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While Batman can take off his cowl to live as Bruce Wayne and Spider-Man can remove his mask and go back to being Peter Parker, once Alec turns into Swamp Thing, there's no going back.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said after the result that the process for Britain's withdrawal from the EU should begin "immediately" and French President Francois Hollande said there was "no going back" on the decision.
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" Italy Gian Luca Galletti, the Italian Environment Minister, said in the UN plenary hall in Marrakech that "Italy wishes to state before the nations of the world that there is no going back from the Paris agreement.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Businesswomen in Afghanistan are adamant that there will be no going back to the days of repression under the Taliban, and the progress women have made over the past 18 years will not be reversed.
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Team bosses said various new formats were discussed, as well as staying with the current one, but there would be no going back to 2015 qualifying because both the governing FIA and commercial rights holder were opposed.
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One of the documentary's subjects, Eddie Witter, says he feels that the man he was before the war is gone, that he has to make a new man out of what's left because there's no going back.
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That in turn raises the question of whether the memory of what once was (Alber Elbaz) is now so eroded by past corporate misjudgment that there is opportunity to rebuild, or there's just no going back. 3.
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Still, in the interview in which Mr. Snowden called Mr. Clapper's testimony "the breaking point," he said that moment was when he had decided that there was "no going back," not that it was his initial inspiration.
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Not only does Hannah's death give a certain weight to the book — Hannah literally has said all she possibly can on the tapes, and there's no going back — having her survive her attempt wouldn't be the best message.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Once Britain triggers its formal divorce from the European Union by invoking Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, there is no going back on the decision, the government's top lawyer told the High Court on Monday.
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Boy crying a single tear in a moment of stoic remorse This one is usually used when you know you've lost something, and you either kind of deserve it or you know there's just no going back. 9.
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"At least it shows that both sides understand that they were heading toward a cliff and that once they jumped off there was no going back," said Daniel C. Sneider, a lecturer in international policy at Stanford University.
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Flanked by his finance, supply, petroleum, trade, and social solidarity ministers, Prime Minister Sherif Ismail told a news conference there was no going back on reforms that Egypt hopes will help it clinch a $12 billion IMF loan program.
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"Pastel is the unforgiving medium — there is no going back, every move indelible," he wrote in 2012 for a show at the Kent Fine Art gallery in Manhattan, explaining his attraction to the "the gambling nature" of using pastels.
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Even if we felt comfortable asserting the existence of something like "truth," there's no going back to the days when Americans agreed on matters of fact — when debates about policy were guided by a commitment to truth and reason.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (Reuters) - Democrat Pete Buttigieg, running to become the first openly gay U.S. president, told activists at an Iowa Pride festival on Saturday there was "no going back to normal" in fighting discrimination against the LGBTQ community.
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But once the "Pay" button has been pressed, there is no going back, leading some users to ask for an "Undo" or "Cancel Payment" feature that allows them to withdraw a payment before their cash is transferred to someone else's account.
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Once the seed had been planted in my head, there was no going back: I bought a Ryanair flight to Salzburg — where the classic was filmed — in less than an hour, with a jaunt to Vienna thrown in for good measure.
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Facebook's message to media: "We are not interested in talking to you about your traffic…That is the old world and there is no going back" A Kinsley gaffe occurs when a politician tells a truth she wasn't meant to say.
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One imagines there will be no going back to Italy for Coman, and Bayern has warned Guardiola that it will not allow its coach to pilfer any of its players when he departs to take over Manchester City after this season.
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There is literally no going back, and Djokovic certainly would not want to relive that shocking defeat, which he has told friends was one of the worst of his career and came just before he had righted his listing game.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British interior minister Theresa May, the bookmakers' favorite to replace David Cameron as prime minister, said on Thursday there was no going back on Britain leaving the EU but that divorce talks would not start until the end of the year.
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While there is certainly a strong degree of nostalgia for Upton Park among large swathes of the fanbase, the reality of the situation is that there is no going back to their old ground, and so the London Stadium is here to stay.
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We can expect this troika will push for tougher action on Iran, though Mattis is also on record as saying that there is "no going back" on the Iran nuclear deal, which puts him out of step with some in Trump's inner circle.
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After a summer marked by record temperatures around the globe, the world wrapped up beach season with a particularly distressing bit of climate news last month: atmospheric carbon levels have reached 400 ppm, a dreaded climate milestone from which there's no going back.
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India has made clear there is no going back on the 2010 Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage law that foreign governments and vendors say leaves open the possibility of lawsuits against suppliers for nuclear accidents, rather than the operators of the plants.
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India has made clear there is no going back on the 2010 Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage law that foreign governments and vendors say leaves open the possibility of lawsuits against suppliers for nuclear accidents, rather than the operators of the plants.
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Ordinary Algerians, in the grimy downtown streets where great chunks of plaster are peeling from the Haussmann-style buildings, in the shabby cafes made shabbier by five years of fluctuating oil prices, and in the mass demonstrations, say there is no going back.
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Mehta denied Consovoy's request to delay his ruling pending an appeal, finding that any risk of "irreparable harm" — that is, once Congress got the records, there was no going back — was outweighed by the public interest in Congress getting access to records it sought.
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"The civilian lives are very precious and all the coalition's operations in the air and sea are taking into consideration the civilian casualties, but the military operation has begun and there will be no going back," Zubaidi told Reuters in an interview in the UAE capital Abu Dhabi.
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Like Promethean fire, once technology like Facebook's hyper-precise Custom Audiences exists, which allows targeting by almost any external data so long as it's tied to a name or email, there's just no going back to the old ways of the 'rate card' and a broad ads placement.
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Prime Minister David Cameron closed out the campaign for remaining in the European Union with an argument that Britain will be more prosperous if it stays in the single European market of 500 million people — and he warned that there was no going back from a decision to leave.
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While there is a debate to be had over whether or not Inoue is correct in his assumption that there's no going back to defined benefits, what's not up for debate is the $6 trillion gap between what Americans should be saving for their retirement and what they're actually saving.
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I am no glass-half-full optimist, in fact I have more than my fair share of irrational black dog moments (mostly on Sunday evenings) but I do think it's time to take a bit of stock and get to grips with the fact that what is done is done and there is no going back.
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It's still weird to talk to the Assistant (just like it was weird to talk to the Amazon Echo's Alexa in the beginning) instead of just going into an app and doing things yourself, but once you get used to this new way of oral computing and realize how much time you're saving, I think there will be no going back.
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"The story of a place like South Bend — you know, exactly the kind of so-called 'Rustbelt City' that was being given up on — our story actually shows that there's a different way," he told CNBC Make It earlier this year, "that you can focus on the future, make your peace with the fact that there's no going back and come out ahead for it."
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From the debates surrounding socialism to women's liberation and youth issues, from politically engaged travel journalism to the "Jewish question," from architecture to urban planning to film—[these books reflect] the freewheeling, curious mindset of the time … There was no going back after January 30, 1933, when most of this culture was trampled and burned, its creators persecuted or driven out of the country.
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But Leadsom unexpectedly quit on Monday after a campaign dogged by ill-judged comments about her rival's lack of children and questions about whether she had exaggerated her CV. "I am honoured and humbled to have been chosen by the Conservative Party to become its leader," said May, who favoured remaining in the EU but has made clear there is no going back on the result of the June 23 referendum.
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