UK Prime Minister Theresa May is beginning a PR blitz to sell her Brexit deal to the British public.
It comes as several of her cabinet ministers reportedly continue to consider whether to quit in protest at the arrangement reached with EU negotiators.
Mrs May could also face a confidence vote in the coming days over the issue, if enough Conservative MPs submit letters calling for a change in leadership.
She insists the draft Brexit deal is right for the country - and has used a national radio phone-in to say she thinks she can get MPs to back it in a parliamentary vote.
In: 'When this…
Out: …for Britain."
Dur: 27 seconds
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/1116brexit-may1.mp3
It comes as several of her cabinet ministers reportedly continue to consider whether to quit in protest at the arrangement reached with EU negotiators.
Mrs May could also face a confidence vote in the coming days over the issue, if enough Conservative MPs submit letters calling for a change in leadership.
She insists the draft Brexit deal is right for the country - and has used a national radio phone-in to say she thinks she can get MPs to back it in a parliamentary vote.
In: 'When this…
Out: …for Britain."
Dur: 27 seconds
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/1116brexit-may1.mp3