BBC News. Hello, I'm Jerry Smit.The search for a successor to the British Prime Minister Theresa Mayhas highlighted the deep divisions within the governing Conservative Party over Brexit.One contender, the International Development Secretary Rory Stewart said there was no way he could serve on a governmentheaded by Boris Johnson, the current favorite to become Tory leader.Mr. Steward said Mr. Johnson had already gone back on an assurance that he would not lead the country out of the EU without a deal,something Mr. Stewart was unable to support.That is something that's gonna be very, very difficult to deliver, because Parliament isn't gonna vote for it.And it's also even more fundamentally, it's not actually a thing. It's not a destination. It's a failure to reach a destination.So what they're promising is probably failure, delay, and endless uncertainty.I could not serve in a government whose policy was to push this country into a no-deal Brexit.I think it would be a huge mistake, damaging, unnecessary, and I think also dishonest.Mrs. May, who announced on Friday that she'll resign, urged her Party to find a compromise on Brexit.President Trump touches down in Japan shortly to begin a four-day state visit.He'll become the first foreign leader to meet Emperor Naruhito who ascended the throne this month.His talks with the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe are expected to cover North Korea and bilateral trade.From Tokyo. Rupert Wingfield-Hayes reports. This state visit has been personally choreographed by the Japanese Prime Minister
