an unprecedented day in westminster — mps seize control of the commons as they try to break the brexit stalemate. mps are preparing to vote on a series of brexit alternatives as they try to find a plan b. but the prime minister insists her deal is still the best way forward. other options would lead to delay, to uncertainty and risk never delivering brexit. the prime minister is failing to deliver brexit because she can't build a consensus, is unable to compromise and unable to reunite the country. we'll be explaining exactly how these so—called indicative votes will work — how successful they could be and what it could all mean. also this lunchtime... officials in an area of new york state have declared a state of emergency following a severe outbreak of measles. putting the brakes on speeding — plans are revealed to fit all new cars with a device to keep them within the limit. and taking to the open road — prince charles and the duchess

impossible to read what is going on. while donald tusk, the head of the european council, urged meps to keep an open mind about giving the uk a long brexit extension and told them not to ignore what he claimed was an "increasing majority" of british people who want to remain in the european union. adam fleming reports from strasbourg. what would you like british mps to do today? we'll see. in this parliament, they'd like the other parliament to make a decision... president juncker, what should british mps do today? hi! ..to end the guessing game about which direction they're going in. translation: if you compared great britain to a sphinx, the sphinx would be an open book by comparison. let's see how that book speaks over the next week or so. the man who chairs the summits of eu leaders pushed the idea of the uk staying in. he was speaking directly to meps, but indirectly to mp5. you cannot betray the 6