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British Prime Minister Theresa May arrives at the Conservative Party's annual conference at the International Convention Center, Birmingham, central England, on Tuesday, October 2, 2018. (Stefan Rousseau / PA via AP) (Associated Press)
BIRMINGHAM, England – Prime Minister Theresa May will urge her split conservative party to unite behind a "decent, moderate and patriotic" policy one day after her rival Boris Johnson challenged her authority by delivering a speech that will appeal to the crowd.
May ends the annual party conference on Wednesday with a call to show the party that it is "keeping its promises on the issues (voters) that are interested and comfortable with modern Britain." in all its diversity ".
The four-day conference was dominated by divisions around Brexit, pro and anti-EU camps criticizing the Prime Minister's negotiations with the EU.
Johnson drew the applause of 1,500 delegates on Tuesday when he called May's plan "scandalous".
May acknowledged that Johnson's speech made her "angry" but said she was sticking to her plan for Brexit.
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