Deeply divided, Labour fails to challenge May on Brexit

By Elizabeth Piper LIVERPOOL, England (Reuters) - With the re-election of Jeremy Corbyn as leader unlikely to heal deep rifts in Labour, the only significant opposition that Prime Minister Theresa May looks likely to face as she plots Britain's divorce from the EU is from her own party. Britain's exit from the bloc, or Brexit, did not even make it onto the official agenda of the Labour party's conference in Liverpool, where MPs were more concerned with whether Labour will survive in the future.