teresa mabel continue her role as british prime minister after surviving a no confidence vote in her leadership the vote was triggered by conservative party rebels over what they consider the most handling of the pressure of negotiation parliamentary party does have confidence. following this but we now need to get on with the job of delivering bricks it for the british people building a better future for this country a make or break vote for the british prime minister has taken place in westminster three hundred seventeen tory m.p.'s have cast their ballots in the secret to vote and the result allows theresa may to breathe out a sigh of relief at least for the moment two hundred votes in her favor and one hundred seventeen against the british prime minister so she believes this won't vote with a majority of eighty three she was expected to be able to win if she gains one hundred fifty nine so with the results that we have seen on ravel on wednesday two thirds. of her party does in fact still support the prime minister despite all the political turmoil that has been unraveling in the

just looking at the latest headlines out of brussels where teresa mabel had later this week to get someeeter deal in the european president says sorry, were not going to renegotiate. all we can try and do is help you ratify the deal you have in the u.k. parliament. in other words, forget about it, which makes it very difficult indeed for teresa made because the deal she has according to the e.u. is the only deal she is going to get what is so unpopular she couldn't put it to a vote in the house of commons behind me. neil: looking at all the drama around this value in the club come out of the club, part of the european union are not part of the european union. with so few members who meet the qualifications to be a part of it. >> i think that's a perfect point. what's happened in the last two years since the brexit code in 2016 in negotiations taking place since then is the e.u. has done everything it can to make this as painful to the united kingdom as possible and expose the fact the international club is to some extent a protection racket. you know, there are pauses in the treaties, t