Prime Minister Theresa May made a last ditch effort today to convince rebel lawmakers to back her Brexit divorce deal, warning them that Britain's exit from the EU is now in peril from politicians seeking to thwart it. The fate of the United Kingdom's March 29 exit from the EU is deeply uncertain as Parliament is likely to reject May's deal on Tuesday evening, opening up outcomes ranging from a disorderly divorce to reversing Brexit altogether. May used a speech at a china factory in the leave-supporting city of Stoke-on-Trent in central England to say that lawmakers blocking Brexit altogether was now a more likely outcome than Britain leaving without a deal. Let's now bring in foreign policy analyst Sanusha Naidu via skype from Durban. For more news, visit: sabcnews.com