Britain's May 'confident' of positive Brexit conclusion

Britain's May 'confident' of positive Brexit conclusion

British Prime Minister Theresa May says she is still "confident" of a positive outcome to Brexit talks this week, despite Britain and the EU failing to strike an accord in crunch talks in Brussels. SOUNDBITE.

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