Theresa May won yesterday's vote of no-confidence by 200 votes to 117. But the number of votes against her was still high in view of the fact that previously the talk had been of there being 60 to 80 Brexit hardliners among the Tory MPs. This, coupled with her party's slim majority in the House of Commons, doesn't bode well for May's political future. Has the vote nonetheless strengthened her position?
