another daday, another battle fr theresa may. mps are expected to vote against her brexit deal. tensions between ottawa and beijing continue to simmer. accused china of politicizing the case.e. you are starting out with the watatchedat are closely and what happepens out of westminster. >> the currency m market, that s where wewe see t the reaction or the twistst 2.5 years to and turns in this story. had moments of hope where we saw the sterling rise. lookedno deal scenario likely, we saw the sterling fall. let's delve into possible market reactions. i am joined by richard perry. we expect the vote in the house of commons to be defeated. how shouould we expect markets o react? days,the last fewew sterling had b been rising on te possibility we could be moving towards a scenanario where you coululd see an extensision. that i is one of t the reasons e are seeing g sterling running. theresa may is going to lose this vote. how the s size of the defeat cos in wilill determine the next stp that played out in the political field. is herential scscenario defeat is goining to be l large,

that is the labor ler jeremy corbyn in his arguments for a nono-confidence vote -- fr a vote of no confidence for theresay. clearly, this goes beyond brexit as he is talking about the national health service and just the state of britain today, paul mason. >> what he was talking about is the health care system. it is s being destroyed by austerity, by government spending cuts. we know because we are out there on the doorstep of working-class communities that one of the things that drove some of them to support brexit was the idea that in a world of limited resources, and we don't want to share those with migrant people who come from europe. this is the xenophobia guard gimmick. what corbyn is doing is turning the argument back to were the real blame is. the blame is we bailed out the banks with the money of the taxpayer in the taxpayer had to make a choice -- bail the banks or fund the health care system. that is the argument that we in the movement and the trade union movement are having every day of the week to try to bring back because we're determined not to abandon these blue-cocollar, rut belt h ha

the aircraft but we are a search if a searc itf z, ”if" ' ' ' a see sea. fr“; ”if" , , , mps put forward proposals to change theresaxit deal, whether to hold another referendum on its final plan. the number of people in work in the uk has reached a record high. é campaign. lééfi [if eéflé fifi? of disabled people a crime is backed by mps after more than 220,000 people sign a petition. and police hunt for a builder who drove a digger through a newly built hotel in liverpool, leaving a trail of devastation. gondstnomingwmwxwwf , ,,- fears are growing far’anargenfine; which has disappeared on a flight between france and cardiff. cardiff city say they're concerned that 28—year—old emiliano sala, whom they'd signed from the fench club nantes, was on a flight which went missing off alderney in the channel islands last night. searches resumed this morning for the piper malibu aircraft, which lost contact with aircraft control at over 2000 feet. let's go to our reporter in guernsey. tell us the latest on the search. ok, the latest, as you heard from captain david barker, is that there are only of vessels out searching for th

that risk of no-deal brexit is very high to theresa's may plan, craig, how likely are amendments to pass? >> it's really difficult to say at this stage because frs actually accepting the amendments for a vote. then a case of which ones get through. we know that the support would be to prevent the no-deal brexit but which amendments would be, it's difficult to say. theresa may is backing amendment which suggests she has to go back and renegotiate related but hasn't been very lucky in recent weeks in parliament. i guess wait and see. lauren: in the meantime, mcdonalds, kfc are warning of food shortages and higher prices if there is no deal, these are pretty big disruptions. >> extremely big disruptions because one of no-deal brexit is problems, customs checks, when you're looking at perishable foods, they have a short shelf life, these are most at risk with regards to particular, they are at risk as super markets. cheryl: a lot of eyes on that, craig, thank you very much for your coverage of all of this. >> thank you. lauren: mornings with maria starts now. maria: good morning, ladies, good morning, everyone, live from washington, tuesday january