Under pressure, PM May says she can steer Britain through BrexitMANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - Apologizing for losing her Conservative Party s majority at a June election, Prime Minister Theresa May responded to her critics on Sunday by saying she had the right strategy to lead Britain and win a Brexit deal. May, who has faced calls from within her party to step down, wants to use the Conservatives  annual conference in the northern English city of Manchester this week to try to reset her agenda, offering money to students and those people she once described as  just about managing  in Britain. In an interview with BBC television, she dismissed talk of  rifts among top ministers, saying they were united on their program and more importantly Brexit. That came a day after foreign minister Boris Johnson, perhaps May s biggest rival, set out four personal red lines in the complex talks with the EU. But with thousands of protesters just outside the conference center gates demanding Britain stay in the European Union, May has a long way to go to unite not only her governing party, but also the country after last year s divisive referendum vote.  We ve listened to the message that came from that (June) election. But I ve been very clear, I called the election, I led the campaign, I take my responsibility and I m sorry that some very good members of parliament lost their seats,  May said in an appeal to those party members still angry over the vote.  What I have is a cabinet that is united in the mission of this government ... and agreed on the approach that we took in Florence,  May said about a speech she made in Italy last month to try to kick-start Brexit talks that had all but stalled.   Boris is absolutely behind the Florence speech and the line that we have taken.  Arriving at the conference, Johnson was quick to say he was loyal to the prime minister. But he has yet to comment further on his four red lines, which include a transition period of no longer than two years, that he set out on the eve of the conference in what his critics said was a clear move to pressure May. Minster after minister appealed for unity from a party deeply disillusioned by the June election, with several saying the only way to win back voters was to challenge the growing appeal of the main opposition Labour Party directly.   I think one of the problems we have at the moment and what kind of rankles with me a little bit is that we have got to stop talking about the party,  trade minister Liam Fox told an event.  The party needs to stop talking about the party and start talking more about the country.  Following a bullish Labour conference last week, May hopes to fire up thousands of Conservative party members who feel let down by a disastrous election campaign, when their leader was dubbed by critics  the Maybot  for her repetition of slogans. May is now dependent on a small Northern Irish party for a majority in parliament, and opinion polls indicate Labour is a growing threat, persuading rivals in the party not to try to topple her quite yet. On her 61st birthday, she unveiled new policies to extend a program to help people buy their own homes and to freeze student tuition fees to try to win back younger people, who have flocked to Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. She offered Brexit supporters a promise that she would walk away if she could not get a good deal, saying the government was working on plans for a  no deal ; and tried to keep pro-EU campaigners onside by saying she wanted an agreement. May s ally and effective deputy Damian Green said he was confident she could lead the Conservatives into the next election in 2022 and criticized those fuelling leadership speculation that hampers  a job not just for the party but more importantly for the government and the country . But May has a long way to go to win over doubters.  If you run any organization ... and something goes monumentally wrong, as did the election ... then the buck does have to stop with that individual,  said Grant Shapps, former Conservative Party chairman.   The reality is, every serious person knows, of course she can t lead us into the next election.  worldnews
under pressure pm may says steer britain brexitmanchester england reuters apologizing losing conservative party majority june election prime minister theresa may responded critics sunday saying right strategy lead britain win brexit deal may faced calls within party step wants use conservatives annual conference northern english city manchester week try reset agenda offering money students people described managing britain in interview bbc television dismissed talk riots among top ministers saying united program importantly brexit that came day foreign minister boris johnson perhaps may biggest rival set four personal red lines complex talks eu but thousands protesters outside conference center gates demanding britain stay european union may long way go unite governing party also country last year divisive referendum vote we listened message came june election but i clear i called election i led campaign i take responsibility i sorry good members parliament lost seats may said appeal party members still angry vote what i cabinet united mission government agreed approach took florence may said speech made italy last month try brexit talks stalled boris absolutely behind florence speech line taken arriving conference johnson quick say loyal prime minister but yet comment four red lines include transition period longer two years set eve conference critics said clear move pressure may minister minister appealed unity party deeply disillusioned june election several saying way win back voters challenge growing appeal main opposition labour party directly i think one problems moment kind ankles little bit got stop talking party trade minister liam fox told event the party needs stop talking party start talking country following publish labour conference last week may hopes fire thousands conservative party members feel let disastrous election campaign leader dubbed critics mayor repetition slogans may dependent small northern irish party majority parliament opinion polls indicate labour growing threat persuading rivals party try topple quite yet on birthday unveiled new policies extend program help people buy homes freeze student tuition fees try win back younger people blocked labour leader jeremy corbyn she offered brexit supporters promise would walk away could get good deal saying government working plans deal tried keep campaigners inside saying wanted agreement may ally effective deputy domain green said confident could lead conservatives next election criticized fueling leadership speculation campers job party importantly government country but may long way go win doubles if run organization something goes monumental wrong election buck stop individual said grant shapes former conservative party chairman the reality every serious person knows course lead us next election 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: Under pressure, PM May says she can steer Britain through BrexitMANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - Apologizing for losing her Conservative Party s majority at a June election, Prime Minister Theresa May responded to her critics on Sunday by saying she had the right strategy to lead Britain and win a Brexit deal. May, who has faced calls from within her party to step down, wants to use the Conservatives  annual conference in the northern English city of Manchester this week to try to reset her agenda, offering money to students and those people she once described as  just about managing  in Britain. In an interview with BBC television, she dismissed talk of  rifts among top ministers, saying they were united on their program and more importantly Brexit. That came a day after foreign minister Boris Johnson, perhaps May s biggest rival, set out four personal red lines in the complex talks with the EU. But with thousands of protesters just outside the conference center gates demanding Britain stay in the European Union, May has a long way to go to unite not only her governing party, but also the country after last year s divisive referendum vote.  We ve listened to the message that came from that (June) election. But I ve been very clear, I called the election, I led the campaign, I take my responsibility and I m sorry that some very good members of parliament lost their seats,  May said in an appeal to those party members still angry over the vote.  What I have is a cabinet that is united in the mission of this government ... and agreed on the approach that we took in Florence,  May said about a speech she made in Italy last month to try to kick-start Brexit talks that had all but stalled.   Boris is absolutely behind the Florence speech and the line that we have taken.  Arriving at the conference, Johnson was quick to say he was loyal to the prime minister. But he has yet to comment further on his four red lines, which include a transition period of no longer than two years, that he set out on the eve of the conference in what his critics said was a clear move to pressure May. Minster after minister appealed for unity from a party deeply disillusioned by the June election, with several saying the only way to win back voters was to challenge the growing appeal of the main opposition Labour Party directly.   I think one of the problems we have at the moment and what kind of rankles with me a little bit is that we have got to stop talking about the party,  trade minister Liam Fox told an event.  The party needs to stop talking about the party and start talking more about the country.  Following a bullish Labour conference last week, May hopes to fire up thousands of Conservative party members who feel let down by a disastrous election campaign, when their leader was dubbed by critics  the Maybot  for her repetition of slogans. May is now dependent on a small Northern Irish party for a majority in parliament, and opinion polls indicate Labour is a growing threat, persuading rivals in the party not to try to topple her quite yet. On her 61st birthday, she unveiled new policies to extend a program to help people buy their own homes and to freeze student tuition fees to try to win back younger people, who have flocked to Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. She offered Brexit supporters a promise that she would walk away if she could not get a good deal, saying the government was working on plans for a  no deal ; and tried to keep pro-EU campaigners onside by saying she wanted an agreement. May s ally and effective deputy Damian Green said he was confident she could lead the Conservatives into the next election in 2022 and criticized those fuelling leadership speculation that hampers  a job not just for the party but more importantly for the government and the country . But May has a long way to go to win over doubters.  If you run any organization ... and something goes monumentally wrong, as did the election ... then the buck does have to stop with that individual,  said Grant Shapps, former Conservative Party chairman.   The reality is, every serious person knows, of course she can t lead us into the next election.  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: under pressure pm may says steer britain brexitmanchester england reuters apologizing losing conservative party majority june election prime minister theresa may responded critics sunday saying right strategy lead britain win brexit deal may faced calls within party step wants use conservatives annual conference northern english city manchester week try reset agenda offering money students people described managing britain in interview bbc television dismissed talk riots among top ministers saying united program importantly brexit that came day foreign minister boris johnson perhaps may biggest rival set four personal red lines complex talks eu but thousands protesters outside conference center gates demanding britain stay european union may long way go unite governing party also country last year divisive referendum vote we listened message came june election but i clear i called election i led campaign i take responsibility i sorry good members parliament lost seats may said appeal party members still angry vote what i cabinet united mission government agreed approach took florence may said speech made italy last month try brexit talks stalled boris absolutely behind florence speech line taken arriving conference johnson quick say loyal prime minister but yet comment four red lines include transition period longer two years set eve conference critics said clear move pressure may minister minister appealed unity party deeply disillusioned june election several saying way win back voters challenge growing appeal main opposition labour party directly i think one problems moment kind ankles little bit got stop talking party trade minister liam fox told event the party needs stop talking party start talking country following publish labour conference last week may hopes fire thousands conservative party members feel let disastrous election campaign leader dubbed critics mayor repetition slogans may dependent small northern irish party majority parliament opinion polls indicate labour growing threat persuading rivals party try topple quite yet on birthday unveiled new policies extend program help people buy homes freeze student tuition fees try win back younger people blocked labour leader jeremy corbyn she offered brexit supporters promise would walk away could get good deal saying government working plans deal tried keep campaigners inside saying wanted agreement may ally effective deputy domain green said confident could lead conservatives next election criticized fueling leadership speculation campers job party importantly government country but may long way go win doubles if run organization something goes monumental wrong election buck stop individual said grant shapes former conservative party chairman the reality every serious person knows course lead us next election worldnews