their general election manifesto. labour called for a strong emphasis in retaining the uk's benefits of the the eu single market and customs union, as well as putting jobs and the british economy first. well, a little earlier this evening, i spoke to the labour mp hilary benn, who served as chairman of the brexit select committee in the last parliament. i started by asking him what type of brexit he would like to see following on from the election. i think ithink in i think in view of the prime minister's catastrophic misjudgement and the fact she has lost her majority, the idea that we would walk away from the talks with no deal, which is what she said before, is dead in the water. the commons with its current may cut would not vote for that. she has wasted valuable time because the clock has been checking that we are no further