Voter confidence in UK handling of Brexit ebbs away: ORB pollLONDON (Reuters) - A record majority of Britons disapprove of Prime Minister Theresa May s handling of Brexit talks and they are increasingly skeptical that leaving the EU will make the country better off, an opinion poll showed on Tuesday. ORB International said 66 percent of people disapproved of the government s conduct of the negotiations, up from 64 percent last month.  The poll also showed only 27 percent were confident that May will get the right deal, compared with 47 percent who were not confident. Trust in May s handling of Brexit has evaporated since she gambled away her parliamentary majority in an election in June. With only 17 months left until Britain is due to exit the European Union, the lack of clear progress in the negotiations has raised fears of an abrupt departure with no transition that businesses say they need. For the first time, more Britons disagreed that Brexit will help the economy than agreed, ORB said.  There is no sign that the prime minister is beginning to turn things around when it comes to Brexit,  ORB said in a statement.  Overall these poll findings provide little encouragement for a prime minister facing multiple battles.  As well as trying to breath life into Brexit talks, May is dealing with a growing sexual harassment scandal in Britain s parliament. Without an overall majority, May cannot afford to lose parliamentary seats.  Businesses have expressed alarm at the progress of Brexit talks. On Monday, the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply said nearly two-thirds of European businesses planned to cut back orders from British suppliers. Last month finance minister Philip Hammond said a transition deal needed to be struck by early 2018. [nL8N1N95CL] ORB surveyed 2,044 people in an online poll between Nov. 3 and Nov. 5. worldnews
voter confidence uk handling brexit bbs away orb polllondon reuters a record majority buttons disapprove prime minister theresa may handling brexit talks increasingly skeptical leaving eu make country better opinion poll showed tuesday orb international said percent people disapproved government conduct negotiations percent last month the poll also showed percent confident may get right deal compared percent confident trust may handling brexit evaporated since gabled away parliamentary majority election june with months left britain due exit european union lack clear progress negotiations raised fears abrupt departure transition businesses say need for first time buttons disagreed brexit help economy agreed orb said there sign prime minister beginning turn things around comes brexit orb said statement overall poll findings provide little encouragement prime minister facing multiple battles as well trying breath life brexit talks may dealing growing sexual harassment scandal britain parliament without overall majority may afford lose parliamentary seats businesses expressed alarm progress brexit talks on monday chartered institute procurement supply said nearly european businesses planned cut back orders british suppliers last month finance minister philip hammond said transition deal needed struck early orb surveyed people online poll 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: Voter confidence in UK handling of Brexit ebbs away: ORB pollLONDON (Reuters) - A record majority of Britons disapprove of Prime Minister Theresa May s handling of Brexit talks and they are increasingly skeptical that leaving the EU will make the country better off, an opinion poll showed on Tuesday. ORB International said 66 percent of people disapproved of the government s conduct of the negotiations, up from 64 percent last month.  The poll also showed only 27 percent were confident that May will get the right deal, compared with 47 percent who were not confident. Trust in May s handling of Brexit has evaporated since she gambled away her parliamentary majority in an election in June. With only 17 months left until Britain is due to exit the European Union, the lack of clear progress in the negotiations has raised fears of an abrupt departure with no transition that businesses say they need. For the first time, more Britons disagreed that Brexit will help the economy than agreed, ORB said.  There is no sign that the prime minister is beginning to turn things around when it comes to Brexit,  ORB said in a statement.  Overall these poll findings provide little encouragement for a prime minister facing multiple battles.  As well as trying to breath life into Brexit talks, May is dealing with a growing sexual harassment scandal in Britain s parliament. Without an overall majority, May cannot afford to lose parliamentary seats.  Businesses have expressed alarm at the progress of Brexit talks. On Monday, the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply said nearly two-thirds of European businesses planned to cut back orders from British suppliers. Last month finance minister Philip Hammond said a transition deal needed to be struck by early 2018. [nL8N1N95CL] ORB surveyed 2,044 people in an online poll between Nov. 3 and Nov. 5. 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: voter confidence uk handling brexit bbs away orb polllondon reuters a record majority buttons disapprove prime minister theresa may handling brexit talks increasingly skeptical leaving eu make country better opinion poll showed tuesday orb international said percent people disapproved government conduct negotiations percent last month the poll also showed percent confident may get right deal compared percent confident trust may handling brexit evaporated since gabled away parliamentary majority election june with months left britain due exit european union lack clear progress negotiations raised fears abrupt departure transition businesses say need for first time buttons disagreed brexit help economy agreed orb said there sign prime minister beginning turn things around comes brexit orb said statement overall poll findings provide little encouragement prime minister facing multiple battles as well trying breath life brexit talks may dealing growing sexual harassment scandal britain parliament without overall majority may afford lose parliamentary seats businesses expressed alarm progress brexit talks on monday chartered institute procurement supply said nearly european businesses planned cut back orders british suppliers last month finance minister philip hammond said transition deal needed struck early orb surveyed people online poll worldnews