<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>"Amid all the noise, we are getting on with the job," Prime Minister Theresa May wrote in the Sunday Telegraph.
London: Prime Minister Theresa May said on Sunday she would not be derailed from leaving the European Union, laying<wm> down a battle plan with the EU in Paris for a permanent divorce, and announced that she would appoint a permanent secretary general.
London: Theresa May said that she would appoint a permanent secretary general to coordinate relations with the EU and to support the UK's negotiating team.
May has unveiled her new role and established the permanent Secretary of State role, a key post that has traditionally been held by the Foreign Secretary in conjunction with the EU role, in Paris. She has set to work as the UK's diplomatic</wm> adviser, with the UK negotiating for Brexit.
"The UK's permanent secretary general is to lead our team