How far apart are Prime Minister Theresa May and Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn on Brexit?
So far that they can't even agree on which television station should host their upcoming debate on the issue.
After months of negotiation, May and her European counterparts recently unveiled a draft agreement on the terms of Britain's divorce from the European Union. Their proposal lays out how Britain will leave the EU, what will happen to EU nationals living in Britain and what Britain has to pay the EU to make the divorce final.
The deal is spectacularly unpopular (one Guardian columnist called it a "dog's dinner of a deal," and that's among the more polite epithets) and may not win Parliament's approval despite May's best efforts. She has debated the issue with politicians, hosted exhaustive government meetings, and traveled to Scotland and Northern Ireland to speak.
She even agreed to a debate on the issue with one of her main political rivals, Corbyn.