joining us now live from london the state abuse barbara vai's all barbara do we know anything about teresa mayes plan b. yeah we know and we fear that her strategy today is going to come from the little self-help book for politicians if you fail try again try harder because what is going to be more or less likely is that plan b. is planned a she's going to come back with the exit deal from the european union and to present it again and say ok i will talk to brussels again just one more time and try to wrest further concessions about the back stuff that you mentioned from them and then she will try to woo her own rose so own party the hard line breaks and cheers and the extremely skeptical northern irish do you p.d. in order to support her so she just does the whole thing again like one small was feeling ok well barber of the trade secretary for britain liam fox has come out saying that remain parliamentarians are trying to hijack. what does he mean by that . what he means is that the ten spy parliamentarian see across party lines to somehow wrest control over this completely derailed break

delivering a delegate is like the just asian period for an elephant it's been so long now but barbara vai's live there in london thank you very much barbara let's take this story now to brussels a correspondent gearboxes is standing by in new york we've had reports tonight that there will be a request from the u.k. to the european union for more time for breaks and we've heard that possibly the european union would be willing to give more time what is brussels what are they making based on what we heard in this last statement here and what we've seen the last twenty four forty eight hours. i think the part that brussels is particularly interested in in the twenty seven member states of this if you want to reassurance speech that that may have has given the part that they're mostly interested in is when she said that jeremy called in the leader of the opposition is not ready to talk with her because he made this condition that she should drop the idea or to leave without a deal and only then he's ready to talk the signal here is that the political infighting in the british house of parliamen

all really feels the pressure to come to some sort of agreement and to find some way forward ok barbara vai's will have much more on that power struggle for us in london today thanks very much barbara. it's to the philippines now and muslims in the southern philippines have voted in a referendum that could grab the more autonomy it's the culmination of a peace process aimed at ending decades of separatist violence some two point eight million people in the vault mindanao region are being asked to give back a plan by muslim separatists and the government to create a new self administered area there our correspondent boss in heart he travelled to the region. has been a muslim rebel for half his life for him like for so many other men in this part of the country not becoming a fighter was never an option. i joined the rebels because of my religion but it's more than that i also saw the injustices and their oppression against my community that's why i decided to join. he and his comrades are part of an armed struggle between muslim insurgents and the philippine army that has marred this part of t

you know it's good to have you here and at the houses of parliament in london is our very own barbara vai's old good evening to you barbara want to start with you tell us if you could i mean what what are we seeing tonight in the commons what is happening in parliament. i want to see happening in parliament is that the attempt by a number of parliamentarians to sort of take control of a practice it has failed because the amendments from the opposition parties in problem and that would sort of bring that about that would sort of tie trees amaze hands for the future and for the next steps in bracks if they have failed so there is no majority for that and that means that on that side clarity has not been increasing in the other thing that we now know that problem and terence do want their own control over breaks it now the ball is back in in the quarter frees them and it seems that the evening is going her way at the very end of the vote so within the next half hour maybe there will be the vote on the so-called brady amendment and that means that she wants a vote for being sent back to brussel

correspondent barbara vai's all who's actually outside houses of parliament in london welcome. appealed to lawmakers is to think again before they reject her deal tomorrow are they likely to follow her instruction. then not likely but she was quite impressive to reason may for the first time since months was her with this particular speech in parliament because she struck a more rational tone she appeals to the sort of the good sense the common sense of calm and terence and she was mostly of course speaking to her own conservative benches to agree to this deal because what she says how she sums it up is that everything else is worse and of course she reiterated her ultimate stretch that if the government and the parliament to end parliament were pushed into a corner over the brakes it it mine to end up the country might and that was no wrecks it all in the end and that of course should strike taro tara into the hearts of the hard line breaks the cheers in her own rose however of course everybody knows the the lines have been drawn in the sand and palm and people have made up th

here at the big table alex forrest widening and joining us from london is our own correspondent barbara vai's or good evening to you both barbara let me start with you theresa may i mean she's suffered we have to say a humiliating defeat in parliament tonight but she has vowed that she wants to get this job done is she made of teflon how do you explain this she is deaf.