British Prime Minister Theresa May survived her second no-confidence vote by a margin of just 19 votes. Despite British MPs expressing dissatisfaction with Mrs May’s Brexit deal, they are still in favour of her government staying in power. Mark Worthington, Managing Director of Klareco Communications and ex-correspondent for BBC News,  weighs in on what this means for the UK and whether the country’s reputation has taken a hit.

<p>British Prime Minister Theresa May survived her second no-confidence vote by a margin of just 19 votes. Despite British MPs expressing dissatisfaction with Mrs May&rsquo;s Brexit deal, they are still in favour of her government staying in power. Mark Worthington, Managing Director of Klareco Communications and ex-correspondent for BBC News,&nbsp; weighs in on what this means for the UK and whether the country&rsquo;s reputation has taken a hit.</p>

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