PM May defends Brexit amid calls for second referendum
Richard Sudan
Press TV, Birmingham
British Prime Minister Theresa May says London is not afraid of leaving the European Union without a deal. She rejected calls for a second Brexit referendum. May also issued a strong call for unity within the ruling Conservative Party at a conference in the English city of Birmingham. The conference was marked by divisions over Brexit. Richard Sudan reports from Birmingham.
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