Even as prime minister, May maintained a devotion to her constituency which sometimes baffled aides but encapsulated the contradictions at the heart of one of Britain's most successful but hard-to-define politicians.
Her turbulent years in Downing Street after that election were plagued by party in-fighting as she tried to find a way to deliver a Brexit agreement that would placate both the hard right and the centrist factions in her party.
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