«Breaking News» Theresa May tries to revive Brexit deal during public address after exodus of top cabinet members

Prime Minister Theresa May is pushing ahead with her Brexit deal one day after it sent a number of her top cabinet members heading for the door.

On Friday, May made an appearance on LBC Radio where she fielded calls and presented the deal her cabinet had ironed out with European Union officials.

That deal, which May said on Wednesday had the collective approval of her cabinet, will have to overcome some near-impossible hurdles before it could possible be put into effect some time next year.

The European Union leaders are expected to discuss the deal when they meet on November 25, after which it will go to the European Parliament for approval.

Theresa May (pictured on LBC this morning) is in the political battle of her life today as she desperately tries to rally support for her Brexit plan\

It should manage to pass through those initial steps, but will face a real obstacle when it comes in front of British parliament in mid-December.

The Prime Minister needs at least 318 votes in the Commons if all 650 MPs turns up - but can probably only be confident of around 230 votes. 

It is estimated that May will need to get back around half of the 80 hardcore Conservative Party Brexiteer rebels and secure the support of the 10 Democratic Unionist Party MPs.

Even then she will probably still need the help of dozens of Labour MPs to save her deal and possibly her job. 

May is also fighting for her own post as leader of the Conservative Party, with her grasp continuing to weaken in recent weeks.

She has never been in quite as fragile a position as she is now however following the exit of several top cabinet members on Thursday.

That move has served to embolden her opponents, who are now busy trying to hammer together the necessary support to send May packing from 10 Downing Street. 

Tension is growing over the belief that May did not get the best possible deal while she and her team were negotiating in Brussels. 

May and her deal managed to live to see another day thanks in large part to the support of Michael Gove (pictured leaving his central London home this morning)

At the same time, there are some who are angered over a caveat that allowed for an open border between Ireland and Northern Ireland, which serves to honor the Good Friday Agreement.

And as the pound weakens and political tensions reach a boiling point there are others still who want another chance to vote on a referendum, and consider possibly staying in the EU.

May and her deal managed to live to see another day thanks in large part to the support of Michael Gove, the hard-line Brexiter who refused the top negotiating spot on Thursday but then pledged his loyalty to the Prime Minister and her cabinet on Friday. 

The public was not much kinder to May either, with one caller responding to May's question about the weather during her radio appearance on Friday by asking for her resignation.

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Main photo article Prime Minister Theresa May is pushing ahead with her Brexit deal one day after it sent a number of her top cabinet members heading for the door.
On Friday, May made an appearance on LBC Radio where she fielded calls and presented the deal her cabinet had ironed out with European Union...

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