the compromise proposal that we put forward and that is being taken forward by piece of card and phil wilson that me we're doing a fantastic job to build consensus around as i did in the house of commons could actually form part of a new motion that could be brought to the house of commons next week in such a way that the speaker could be persuaded that this represents such a substantial change to the motion which that he would have now which he would do which i mean it was he was allowed to say he would allow it to be debated seven instead of going through as an amendment to the motion it would become part of the main measure part of the motion of the government itself would table and then theresa may could say look back my withdrawal agreement. but i'll let you have a referendum as well the only way to break it is for everybody to do one thing that they don't want to do exactly but you at the end of the day though you are still banking on the british people when they do have that second referendum opportunity just say we don't like it no brooks they will have the opportunity to vote for br

phil wilson. prime minister, that. philwilson.people. cani it goes back to the british people. can i ask the prime literature meet with myself, all my friend from hove, to discuss the compromise that we think is the way out of this, because whatever the result of that ballot, whatever the result, we will not bring this country together until we've voted. asi until we've voted. as i have indicated to his honourable friend and others, i'm happy to meet members of the house to discuss these matters, i know that the secretary of state for axing the european union has met the honourable gentleman and talked about this, i continue to have reservations and concerns, as expressed previously in relation to these matters of the confirmatory vote. as i have said i'm happy to meet honourable members of the house. thank you, mr speaker. almost three years ago every household in my constituency, like the rest of the country, were sent a leaflet paid for by the taxpayer from the government advocating that we remain, but crucially saying that the

jane phil pot a fellow liberal party member was recruited into politics by mr joe and appointed to him to lead the national treasury board the first minister resigned was justice minister jody wilson raybold who accused mr doe of pressuring her to spare the company and miss phil plus a letter to mr truro she wrote there can be a cost to acting on one's principles but there is a bigger cost to abandoning them. and we now continue our hong kong related coverage of beneath the lights of the gleaming skyline we showed you last time it's easy to forget those who help support the territory's economic engines for more we turn to our to america's branch of boer who tells us the tale of how the promise of higher wages is impacting a particular group of migrant workers. during since two thousand the fire many from the philippines lined the streets for their one day off every six days a week they work up to sixteen hours a day in households throughout the city cooking cleaning taking care of children doing whatever else may need to be done because a job or we cook we would taking care of other children which we saw some other of them is a hope or also we are taking the old older that's the r

wilson building with more on this story. drew, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, molettand eun. there's no iication how severe of a punishment the council may impose onack evans. the d.c. county chairman philson, voted to have the reprimand. hi t staff sent e-mails from the work account and touted ans' political career. it allows for outside business but states that any council member may not knowingly use the prestige of office for public gain. and some members of council say evans should bef stripped his chairmanship. >> he should no longer be in charge of that comttee. >> reporter: right now, we don't have any indication that d.c.'s longest serving council member will be punished that severely. that is coming up at 10:00. drew wilder, news 4. >>> we're going to learn to polics. we are learning what projects would be canceled to pay for a boer wall. >> president trump declared a national emergency after congress refused to fully fund a plan for a wall. tracie potts joins us with more. tracie, good morning. >>eporter: hey, everyone. the president wants millions of dollars for the construction funds. they have given up almost four-times that. there's $12.9 billion of projects, a lot more t

phil paul to serve as budget minister says she's lost confidence in how the government has dealing with the worsening scandal a departure follows the resignation of justice minister jody wilson raybold last week also the rebel testified that she was pressured to help the construction of a. of what a corruption trial when she was attorney general let's get more on this now we're joined by correspondent daniel lak he's live for us in toronto this is a longstanding case daniel talk us through what this massive construction firm is accused off. well elizabeth this goes back about nearly twenty years now the firm which is s.n.c. level based in the city of montreal is a global forum that builds infrastructure airports ports around the world it's accused of paying thirty five million dollars in bribes to the government of the late libyan leader moammar gadhafi the case has been going through the courts now for a couple of years or at least through the prosecution process and the scandal involved pressure being put on the resigned attorney general to actually agree to a plea deal so the company would not have to face the courts face the possibility of criminal sanction the governmen

people and ask them to make the final decision and that is the attraction of the proposal that phil wilsonlive option, or deciding to remain. thank you, so much uncertainty about what might happen this week in order for a meaningful vote to happen tomorrow, the government has to play a motion by ten o'clock tonight so we will at least know by ten o'clock there will be another vote tomorrow. we might have a clear idea at half past three but you are not quite sure, and you are not going to comment any further clearly cut. thank you very much. one of the most contentious issue in the brexit negotiations has been how to maintain an open border on the island of ireland. this month, geeta guru—murthy is on the road, finding out how brexit affects different parts of the uk. she's been to the irish border to understand the role it plays in people's lives. the st patrick's day parade in newry, a city in northern ireland on the border with the south, with people used to crossing it all the time. a hard border would disrupt the current ease of daily life and people's jobs. it wasn't always like this.