Butattheend, youcouldfinallyseethatallthishadgottentoherthatitwasclosetoherheartandthatshewasfeelingpainandthatshefinallyfeltthatshehadfailedandthatis a verybigfeelingwhenyouleaveanofficelikethat.
AndsothiswillcertainlygetclosetotheheartsofmanypeopleinBritainbecausethereis a certainamountofpityforher, manypeoplethoughtshewasn't uptothejobandalsothatshedidnotdo a goodjob, itwas a difficulttaskandshedidn't doitwell, butforhertobeleavinglikethatwilltouchmanypeopleandithasbeenanemotionalendandAlexturningto, youknow, TheresaMayhasbeenfacingpressureforquite a whilenowgoingthroughverydifficulttimes.
Andthisweekinparticular, shehadcrossed a line, ifyoulike, withherpartybecauseshewantedtoputforwardherBrexitbilltoparliament, butshehadmadeextraconcessionstotheoppositiontotheLaborParty, includingthepossibilityof a secondreferendumandalsopromisingclosertieswitheurope.
Shehadtogoandseetheheadofthatgroup, the 1922 committee, whobasicallysaid, youneedtogowithdignity, youneedtosaywhenyou'regoingnowrightnow, we'llhavemoreonwhatthismeansforBrexitinjust a bit.
Butfirst, let's take a lookathowTheresaMay's premiershipunraveled.
その前に、テリーザ・メイの首相職がどのように崩壊したかを見ておこう。
Evenwhenshetriedtobecool, TheresaMaycouldn't helpbutlook a littlestiff, herleadershipstyleearningherthenicknameMabelanditwaswiththesameroboticdeterminationthatshewouldtryandpushthroughBrexitwhenMaytookoverthepremiershipfromDavidCameronBritainhadjustvotedtoleaveEuropeMayherselfhadcampaignedtoremainintheEUYet, despiteherownconvictions, shewouldmakeitherpersonalmissiontodeliver a Brexitdealforthebritishpeople.
ManyinBritainhadvotedforanattempttoget a strongermandateforherBrexitvisionbackfiredspectacularlyafterMaycalledsnapelectionsinjune 2017, sheendedupweakerthanbeforeshortof a majorityinparliamentandforcedtomake a dealwiththehardlinenorthernirish D.
サウンドバイトは、私たちがBrexit means Brexitを持っていたとき、私たちはliberal Brexitを持っていた、そして今、私たちはambitious managed divergenceを持っていることを覚えています。
Andaftermonthsofnegotiations, Londonandbrusselsagreedon a draftBrexitdeal.
そして、数ヶ月に及ぶ交渉の末、ロンドンとブリュッセルはBrexit協定案に合意した。
EuleadersapproveditbutMayfailedtodrumupenoughsupportforthedealathomeatthelastminuteshewasforcedtocalloff a parliamentaryvoteafteritbecameclearthatshewouldnotgettheagreementthrough a desperatelastditchattempttomeeteuropeanleadersfollowedtotryandgetsomeconcessionstomakethedealmorepalatabletohercriticsbuttonoavail, mutinousmembersofherownpartyseizedthemomenttochallengeherleadershipbutmaysurvivethevoteofnoconfidenceamongstTorymps.
A doggedfightoverherdealensuedandBrexitwaspostponed.
その結果、ブレグジットは延期された。
IntheenditwastoomuchforMaytosurvivestillwithme, ourcorrespondentBarbarainLondoninfrontoftheparliamentandinthestudiowithmeAlexforrestwritingAlexnowpeoplehavebeenwaitingforthismomentfor a while.
Just a fewmonthsago, peoplehadwrittenhimoff, That's right.
ほんの数カ月前までは、みんなから見放されていたんですよ、その通りです。
Theyfeltthathewasnot a goodforeignsecretaryandhebecame a bitof a laughingstock, particularlyinmanyeuropeancapitals, buthe's somebodywhonevergoesaway, he's stillprovingverypopularwiththeConservativePartymembership.
Sowastheobviouswayoutofthatsituation, a hardBrexit.
その状況を打開するための当然の方法、ハードブレグジットもそうでした。
SomanyarenowexpectingthatBorisjohnsonoranothersuccessorofthetwoMaymightprobablyjusttaketheeasywayoutandjustslamthedoortotheeuropeanunionandwalkawayandsortofnotcareabouttheeconomicandpoliticalconsequencesinthefirstinstance, thatofcourseisgoingtocause a lotofpainonbothsidesofthechannel, particularlyinBritainanditwillbeverydifficulttosortoflivedownthatdecision.
Theonlyonewhowas a littlemoreprecisesofarwasthefrenchPresidentEmmanuelMacron, oneofhisspokespeoplesaidthattheyneededclarityaboutthefutureBrexitcourseofthe U.