UK Prime Minister Theresa May's told lawmakers in her own party she'll step down if they back her Brexit deal.
May's told them she wouldn't seek to stay in charge for the next phase of Brexit negotiations.
Olly Barratt reports from London:
Theresa May vows to quit if Brexit deal is approved
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