Britain says Moody's downgrade based on 'outdated' Brexit viewLONDON (Reuters) - Britain s government said on Friday that a decision by ratings agency Moody s to downgrade the country s credit rating was based on an  outdated  assessment of its plans to leave the European Union. Moody s lowered Britain s sovereign credit rating to  Aa2  with a stable outlook from  Aa1.   The assessments made about Brexit in this report are outdated,  a government spokesperson said in a statement provided by the finance ministry. Earlier on Friday, Prime Minister Theresa May gave a speech in Italy setting out her wish for a transition period of around two years after Britain leaves the EU in March 2019.  The Prime Minister has just set out an ambitious vision for the UK s future relationship with the EU, making clear that both sides will benefit from a new and unique partnership,  the government spokesperson said.  We have made substantial progress in reducing the deficit while finding extra money for the National Health Service and social care at the same time. We are not complacent about the challenges ahead but we are optimistic about our bright future,  the spokesperson added. worldnews
britain says moody downgraded based brexit viewlondon reuters britain government said friday decision ratings agency moody downgraded country credit rating based outdated assessment plans leave european union moody lowered britain sovereign credit rating stable outlook the assessments made brexit report outdated government spokesperson said statement provided finance ministry earlier friday prime minister theresa may gave speech italy setting wish transition period around two years britain leaves eu march the prime minister set ambitious vision uk future relationship eu making clear sides benefit new unique partnership government spokesperson said we made substantial progress reducing deficit finding extra money national health service social care time we complaint challenges ahead optimistic bright future spokesperson added 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 TEXT: Britain says Moody's downgrade based on 'outdated' Brexit viewLONDON (Reuters) - Britain s government said on Friday that a decision by ratings agency Moody s to downgrade the country s credit rating was based on an  outdated  assessment of its plans to leave the European Union. Moody s lowered Britain s sovereign credit rating to  Aa2  with a stable outlook from  Aa1.   The assessments made about Brexit in this report are outdated,  a government spokesperson said in a statement provided by the finance ministry. Earlier on Friday, Prime Minister Theresa May gave a speech in Italy setting out her wish for a transition period of around two years after Britain leaves the EU in March 2019.  The Prime Minister has just set out an ambitious vision for the UK s future relationship with the EU, making clear that both sides will benefit from a new and unique partnership,  the government spokesperson said.  We have made substantial progress in reducing the deficit while finding extra money for the National Health Service and social care at the same time. We are not complacent about the challenges ahead but we are optimistic about our bright future,  the spokesperson added. 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: britain says moody downgraded based brexit viewlondon reuters britain government said friday decision ratings agency moody downgraded country credit rating based outdated assessment plans leave european union moody lowered britain sovereign credit rating stable outlook the assessments made brexit report outdated government spokesperson said statement provided finance ministry earlier friday prime minister theresa may gave speech italy setting wish transition period around two years britain leaves eu march the prime minister set ambitious vision uk future relationship eu making clear sides benefit new unique partnership government spokesperson said we made substantial progress reducing deficit finding extra money national health service social care time we complaint challenges ahead optimistic bright future spokesperson added worldnews