making a deal with the do people who were previously allied to paramilitaries we're joined now by nigel evansformer vice chair of the conservative party who said the only thing missing from the mean spirited manifesto that last phrase i'm a a majority in the british parliament was compulsory euthanasia for the over seventy is keeping up for the next. what is what is going on i mean is that. going to go for the leader she was. quite happy with two reasons don't forget she did get forty three percent of the vote she got two point three million more votes at this election than david cameron got just a couple of years ago so i'm very pleased with you know the fact we got so much more support but of course the polarization of that election meant that you were the very conservative or. labor and the labor party did much better than anybody anticipated including their own m.p.'s who were busily trying to get rid of jeremy corbyn up until the general election and i will of a sudden the labor party hits forty percent the real victims are you keep going to have a new leader and the liberal democrats th

reality is we now need the support of other members of parliament in the to actually make the fip nigel evansthank you after the break for the zapatistas jeremy call when we trace the roots of elite class shock about the power of street protest to shake the world and drug abuse depression and violence we speak to the creators and stars of the new film dying laughing about why we need comedians to say the things that politicians weren't told the civil coming up about to going on the ground. this is the central plank support diagram and the problem right now so stop. welcome back more than one hundred thousand people have signed up is interested in the u.k. facebook event this friday entitled to raise amazing leaving drinks anticipating the imminent resignation of the u.k. prime minister meanwhile saturday sees the no one day more march in london starting side the state mandated broadcast of the b.b.c. and finishing in parliament square the power of street protest from bernie sanders demonstrations in the usa to momentum for jeremy corbin marches in the u.k. has shocked the elite classes in nat

reality is we now need the support of other members of parliament in the to actually make the fip nigel evansthank you after the break for the zapatistas jeremy call when we trace the roots of elite class shock about the power of street protest to shake the world and drug abuse depression and violence we speak to the creators and stars of the new film dying laughing about why we need comedians to say the things that politicians weren't told the civil coming up about to going on the ground. what politicians to. put themselves on the line they did accept or reject. so when you want to be president. i want to press. him to go to press this is what before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested in the waters in the. question. again on this edition of the program we focus on real news this time is the war in syria escalating if so who's driving it the latest in the qatar saudi arabia saga and so many have like an extended version of the program. i mean let him. alone so. today or tomorrow their balls are going to be thrown over. there with the. girl is the target the one school and the

joined by a member of the brexit committee and also nigel eva ns, the brexit committee and also nigel evanstrade committee. thanks for being with us. nigel, i was in brussels and the prime minister is there tomorrow and i hear that she is a dead duck and she may not even lead the debate. i hear that she is a dead duck and she may not even lead the debatelj don't she may not even lead the debate.” don't see why. she got 8000 more votes tha n don't see why. she got 8000 more votes than the labour party, over 50 more seats and way and now the government of the country. i'm not sure what labour's position is in regard to brexit. it's important to make the point that we aren't sure that what the government's position is on brexit. you've got one view from numberten and is on brexit. you've got one view from number ten and one from number 11. labourare from number ten and one from number 11. labour are clear that we need a brexit that will put jobs first and fairand brexit that will put jobs first and fair and managed approached in the gration. 0n labour is united and we are raising questions as

nigel evans, thanks.that any of us wanted. when the prime minister called the election in april. it has been a tough seven weeks, and the first thing i want to say, i feel for colleagues who have lost their seats because it is hard enough to bea seats because it is hard enough to be a candidate and think you are going to win, but to be someone who has been an mp and then not to be an mp this morning is a two mendis shock and we are all feeling very much for them. —— shock and we are all feeling very much forthem. —— is shock and we are all feeling very much for them. —— is a tremendous shock. the thought about potential threats to the position of theresa may, which we discussed with nigel eva ns. may, which we discussed with nigel evans. how do you think she can carry on in terms of her for it? evans. how do you think she can carry on in terms of herfor it? her authority has been badly damaged by this result? this is the result that she absolutely did not want and that none of us wanted and that will make

and nigel evans did it earlier, too.am. you get the pressure to have a tight in a team. tony blair ran it, he got criticised for the soap of government style a lot, but for a long time it was highly effective. john major went the other way. there is always a pendulum. and she has gone for a tight in a team. my point is, if you say, you can carry on as prime minister but we‘re going to remove your tight in a team and see how you get on, the answer might be pretty bloody. but there have been some notable examples where her own ministers have gone out to bat on a particular policy, controversial though it has been, and i am thinking of the national insurance contributions for the self—employed, when philip hammond said that they would go up, that particular class, it was a manifesto promise that had been broken, but we spoke to ministers who supported that policy, and as they were doing it, she had backtracked. so, there is some bad experience. there is a problem. you mention philip hammond for what i think is very clear to