British Prime Minister Theresa May, 63, scored a minor victory in Parliament this month by winning a no-confidence vote - but she emerged a weakened figure as the UK enters the final and most crucial step of its Brexit process.
Mrs May pledged to resign before the 2022 elections and, even then, one-third of her own party MPs voted against her. Observers are now questioning whether she can remain in the job that long.
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