Theresa May has insisted she will be the prime minister who takes the UK out of the EU, hinting that she has no intention of standing aside if she loses the crucial vote on her deal in parliament.

Speaking at the G20 summit in Argentina ahead of a treacherous nine days leading up to the meaningful vote on her Brexit deal, where up to 100 of her party’s MPs could vote against her, May said she believed there was a lot more she had to achieve although she dodged a question about her political legacy.