reviewers broadcaster & author, john kampfner, and economics and trade correspondent at the telegraph, anna isaacsith us for that. good evening. three conservative mps have resigned from the party today, and did so with a savage attack on theresa may's handling of brexit. heidi allen, anna soubry, and sarah wollaston said the party had been taken over by hardline brexiteers. in a dramatic moment of parliamentary theatre, the three mps joined the newly formed independent group of former labour mps on the opposition benches. the prime minister said she was "saddened" by the resignations. here's our deputy political editor, john pienaar, his report contains flash photography. small in number, big in ambition. today, a trio of mps walked away from the tory party and joined the breakaway band who'd already quit labour, taking theirfirst steps into the political centre as an independent group. with the labour quitters, they make 11. joan ryanjoined last night. the newest recruits setting out their grounds for divorce from the tory party for today's emotional break with party workers. friends and family

are broadcaster & author, john kampfner, and economics and trade correspondent at the telegraph, anna isaacsront pages are already in. like many of tomorrow's papers, the telegraph leads with the three rebel mps who've left the conservative party to join the new independent group. the daily mail claims one of the three — heidi allen — said she wanted to "kill off" the tory party. the trio also make the front of the financial times — along with a report that sainsburys‘ planned multi—billion—pound take over of asda is on the brink of collapse. the metro highlights the mps‘ claims that the conservative party is falling into the clutches of brexit hardliners. while the times says former prime minister, david cameron, urged the three conservative defectors to stay in the party, hours before they announced their decision to quit. the independent, meanwhile, picks up on a differnt story — the number of britons stripped, like shamima begum, of their citizenship has apparently soared by more than 600% in a year. those are the front pages. let's ta ke those are the front pages. let's take a more in—d

are broadcaster and author john kampfner and economics and trade correspondent at the telegraph, anna isaacs. chat in a moment. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. "tory defectors march out with a view to destroy the party," is splashed across the front of the telegraph after anna soubry, heidi allen and sarah wollaston became the first tory mps to resign and join the independent group, accusing the prime minister of a "dismal failure" to stand up to eurosceptics. the daily mail leads with the backlash those three tory mps now face after announcing they're quitting the conservative partyjust as theresa may enters a critical period that will determine whether she gets her brexit deal over the line. "tory trio swell ranks of new political group," is the headline on the front of the financial times. the paper also reports on sainsbury‘s planned multi—billion—pound takeover of asda being on the brink of collapse after the competition watchdog voiced concerns over the deal. tories are now blukip. the metro lead with anna soulbry, heidi allen and sarah woolaston comparing the conservati

thank you, john kampfner and anna isaacs.11:30pm with the next addition and i am back at the top of the hour. see you then. good evening. tropical weather in february. it does not sound quite right, does equipment but there is some tropical air on its way towards our shores. he did some tropical air on its way towards ourshores. he did not some tropical air on its way towards our shores. he did not look especially tropical on wednesday in southwest wales but a better day slightly in terms of sunshine across eastern scotland and not too far away from where this picture was taken, away from where this picture was ta ken, temperatures away from where this picture was taken, temperatures got all the way up taken, temperatures got all the way up to 50 degrees. that tropical air has been scooped up by thejet strea m has been scooped up by thejet stream from close to the caribbean, the jet stream bending southwards and northwards again, allowing the tropical air to flood its way northwards across the british isles was of the air has

let's discuss this a little further with anna isaac, the daily telegraph's economics and trade correspondentt been so difficult for liam fox, the international trade secretary, to sort these deals out? the suggestion was it was going to be fairly straightforward and easy to do. wright, a copy and pastejob was straightforward and easy to do. wright, a copy and paste job was the line. however what we have at the moment is we have our country about to face potentially huge disruption with its single biggest trading partner, the eu. that is our offering to other countries at the moment... and not palatable. not palatable. they don't know what market access the uk will have to one of the biggest trading blocs in the world and that fundamentally changes the dynamics of striking a deal. in the absence of knowing what the future relationship will be like, we are a last palatable option for them. they are facing uncertainty. what are they signing up uncertainty. what are they signing upfor uncertainty. what are they signing up for with the uk? they don't know the answer. that is one of the reasons wh

isaacs from outline capital. very good to have you with us. happy monday. stephen: good morning. annaresting to see those comments, 2020 would be premature because of the turn we've seen from the fed. stephen: i'm impressed they are so precise. it's foolish to make those long-term predictions. you look what's happened, jay powell has reacted to reality. you go back to the beginning of october, which is when the markets beginning of the free swoon in october. at that stage, the fed was in full on hike mode. qt was getting warmed up. that was exacerbated by the december meeting, when they raise rates and kept their foot flat down, all of which in hindsight, and i think the fed would recognize that, was a bit of a mistake. that's been unwound. we now have a situation where the fed is saying we are data dependent. we're going to wait and see. the market has been whipsawed very violently by those moves. the question is, what's going to happen now? and we do have to accept the fed has been compromised. they missed touch the core and they were open about it. there is a little credibility iss

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anna. >>> you've seen designs on high profile figures from rihanna to hillary clinton, isaac his his raw that's not working, that's a pr >> that's isaac mizrahi. it pulled back the curtain on his runway collection and cemented him as an icon. since launching his clothing line in 1987, he has designed clothes for michelle obama, meryl streep, sara jessica parker and others. he has a new book out. it's called "i am." isaac mizrahi joins us here on cbs this morning. fabulous to have you here. >> great title. >> it just happened that way. >> we know your clothes. we know you. and this sort of pulls back the curtain on your life. so you first started designer clothes when you were six years old for? >> for my mom, my friends and myself. and barbie. >> it's in the book, isaac. >> now it's out there. people are reading it and it's shocking. barbie was a muse of mine. >> did she complain a lot? >> she had such a small waist. i never heard a word out of her. >> you write in your book, the best collection was inspired by how my mom looked in clothes. >> she was not your average kind of stylish per