UK foreign minister Johnson says he will not resign: SkyLONDON (Reuters) - Britain s foreign minister Boris Johnson said he was not going to resign, when questioned on Tuesday following reports that he could quit before the weekend if his Brexit demands were not met by Prime Minister Theresa May. May is due to make a speech on Brexit on Friday and the Daily Telegraph newspaper reported that close friends of Johnson believe he will have no choice but to walk away if she advocates permanently paying for access to the EU s single market. Speaking in New York, Johnson was asked by reporters if he planned to resign in footage aired by Sky News.  No ... of course not, we re going to deliver a fantastic Brexit,  he said.  We re working together, and the key thing is to make sure Britain can take advantage of the opportunities that Brexit provides.  May later backed Johnson in an interview with Sky News.  Boris is doing good work as Foreign Secretary,  she said, according to a Tweet by Sky News reporter Beth Rigby.  May also said she was confident of getting her whole senior team of ministers to back her Brexit strategy, which she is due to lay out at a specially convened cabinet meeting on Thursday before making her Brexit speech in Florence on Friday. worldnews
uk foreign minister johnson says resign skylondon reuters britain foreign minister boris johnson said going resign questioned tuesday following reports could quit weekend brexit demands met prime minister theresa may may due make speech brexit friday daily telegraph newspaper reported close friends johnson believe choice walk away advocates permanently paying access eu single market speaking new york johnson asked reporters planned resign footage aired sky news no course going deliver fantastic brexit said we working together key thing make sure britain take advantage opportunities brexit provides may later backed johnson interview sky news boris good work foreign secretary said according tweet sky news reporter beth rugby may also said confident getting whole senior team ministers back brexit strategy due lay specially convened cabinet meeting thursday making brexit speech florence friday worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: UK foreign minister Johnson says he will not resign: SkyLONDON (Reuters) - Britain s foreign minister Boris Johnson said he was not going to resign, when questioned on Tuesday following reports that he could quit before the weekend if his Brexit demands were not met by Prime Minister Theresa May. May is due to make a speech on Brexit on Friday and the Daily Telegraph newspaper reported that close friends of Johnson believe he will have no choice but to walk away if she advocates permanently paying for access to the EU s single market. Speaking in New York, Johnson was asked by reporters if he planned to resign in footage aired by Sky News.  No ... of course not, we re going to deliver a fantastic Brexit,  he said.  We re working together, and the key thing is to make sure Britain can take advantage of the opportunities that Brexit provides.  May later backed Johnson in an interview with Sky News.  Boris is doing good work as Foreign Secretary,  she said, according to a Tweet by Sky News reporter Beth Rigby.  May also said she was confident of getting her whole senior team of ministers to back her Brexit strategy, which she is due to lay out at a specially convened cabinet meeting on Thursday before making her Brexit speech in Florence on Friday. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: uk foreign minister johnson says resign skylondon reuters britain foreign minister boris johnson said going resign questioned tuesday following reports could quit weekend brexit demands met prime minister theresa may may due make speech brexit friday daily telegraph newspaper reported close friends johnson believe choice walk away advocates permanently paying access eu single market speaking new york johnson asked reporters planned resign footage aired sky news no course going deliver fantastic brexit said we working together key thing make sure britain take advantage opportunities brexit provides may later backed johnson interview sky news boris good work foreign secretary said according tweet sky news reporter beth rugby may also said confident getting whole senior team ministers back brexit strategy due lay specially convened cabinet meeting thursday making brexit speech florence friday worldnews