brexit supporters descend on westminster shouting betrayal. no escape from brexit, instead confusion and frustation, we'll have reaction from voters as everyone wonders, what now? as a person who voted to leave, i am very frustrated my decision has not gone forward. i really don't know where parliament is going to go. i don't know where the government is leading, i don't think there has been leadership from the government right from the start. so, what's the way out of this? we'll be getting the view from westminster, brussels, scotland and northern ireland. and coming—up on sportsday on bbc news... premier league players and managers say they're prepared to walk off if there's racist abuse during a football match. good evening from westminster.

had warnings of a no deal from emmanuel macron and other eu leaders and this is no longer a negotiating tactic they are using to put pressure on mps, to encourage them to vote for the deal from theresa may, they see the ongoing divisions in parliament on display again today in technicolor glory and they wonder if the uk will ever unite around a brexit way forward. if the uk cannot do that emmanuel macron is wondering out loud whether there's any in delaying brexit for much longer. this doesn't mean that if and when the prime minister comes to brussels on the 10th of april and asks eu leaders for a long extension that they will say no but right now there isa they will say no but right now there is a lively debate here between the idea of a long extension against a no—deal brexit very soon, and france thinks that would be painful but it would stop all of this costly uncertainty that costs european businesses money and weighs heavily on the workings of the eu. all of the talk of a...