Britain’s Theresa May survives a challenge to her leadership, but her vision for Brexit remains in doubt

(Mark Duffy | UK Parliament via AP) Backdropped by members of the ruling Conservative Party, Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May, centre, stands as she speaks during the regular scheduled Prime Minister's Questions inside the House of Commons in London, Wednesday Dec. 12, 2018. May has confirmed there will be a vote of confidence in her leadership of the Conservative Party, later Wednesday, with the result expected to be announced soon after.

Britain’s Theresa May survives a challenge to her leadership, but her vision for Brexit remains in doubt

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