Welcome. This is James Corbett at Corporate Report.com.

And I'm James Evan Polato from Mediumonika.com. Cops can't force your face to unlock your phone.

We've got that story plus the World Bank and the choice of a new generation.

But first, May's government survives no confidence vote. This is a developing story as we come

to you here on your new world next week. Episode 363. UK Prime Minister Theresa May has seen

off a bid to remove her government from power, winning a no-confidence vote.

325 to 306, pretty slim.

Labor leader Jeremy Corbin argued that Mrs. May's zombie administration had lost the right to govern,

and then, of course, they head off to give the live speech after this close call.

May calls on MPs from all parties to put self-interest aside.

In her closing remarks, she said, quote,

In a historic vote in 2016, the country decided to leave the EU.

In 2017, 80% of people voted for parties that stood on manifestos promising to respect that

result.

Now, over two and a half years

later, it's time for us to come together, put the national interest first, and deliver on the

referendum, end quote. She concluded before immediately, turning around and welcome back into number

10. James, this is, as we again need to know to developing story. What do you see on your side?

Yes, it is a developing story, so it'll probably have moved on by the time we actually published this video.

But at least for the time being, we're still stuck in the Brexit limbo hell.

That essentially has existed since the time of the vote.

And does anyone even remember what was actually voted anymore?

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