Britain Prime Minister David Cameron makes an announcement July 11, 2016, outside No.10 Downing Street, London, after Theresa May secured her place as the United Kingdom's second female prime minister through the surprise withdrawal of her only rival in the battle to succeed him. Cameron says he will step down on Wednesday, making way for Theresa May to succeed him as British leader. Cameron says it's clear May has "the overwhelming support" of Conservative lawmakers. He says May's rival Andrea Leadsom made the right decision to withdraw from the race, ending the party leadership race. (Philip Toscano/PA via AP)
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