LONDON – British Prime Minister Theresa May says she is "resilient" despite a difficult speech at the Conservative Party conference and growing threats to her leadership.
She told the Sunday Times she would not hide from a challenge as senior party figures urged others to back her.
Her conference speech on Wednesday was interrupted by a heckler, marred by a persistent cough and a set that started to fail during her talk when letters fell off a party slogan.
She denied reports that she cried after the speech.
"One minute journalists are accusing me of being an ice maiden or a robot, then they claim I'm a weeping woman in dire need of a good night's sleep," she said.
May is reported to be considering a Cabinet shakeup in the coming weeks.
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