in london max hoffman in strasbourg welcome both let's start with you barbara faisal in london what has been the mood today. oh the good mood of course is quite boisterous behind me because they have all come back out to breakfast cheers to say we want bricks it and when do we want to know and there's chanting like in a football stadium in the back and of course the intrepid anti protesters here sort of the waving about their blue and yellow flags as they've been doing for months you have to mark these people just fold their steps because the rain or shine they've come up here every time been tolerant was sitting and was discussing bracks they are still trying to push the country towards a second driver and they say we want to have a people's vote that's the way they call it we want to have a say say it all to want to britain should do now that's the only way out of the impasse and so like in a way you sort of separate but everybody now of course is waiting what will happen inside call them and how big the defeat the that will very likely and almost. sort of automatically will

because barbara faisal who's in london outside houses of parliament welcome barbara what are the implications of this ruling. the implications are at first glance huge for trees made because the speaker has effectively said i do not allow you to ease a mate and to bring back this same pricks it deal with the european union the sabers droll egremont that you first presented in november that was voted on in january and rejected that was built on again last week and rejected i will not allow you to bring it back for a third time unless it is substantially changed unless there is not the element that makes that makes sense in the way that parliament should actually then to get in on this is same proposal so that's what he said and that is really put really put a spanner in the works for two reason may's plans she didn't mention that he wanted to bring the vote back tomorrow than there was the idea she would bring back bring it back on wednesday but she's still looking for a majority and she's still looking for approval of the northern irish do you and then hoping that her hard line breaks and che

correspondents barbara faisal in the london not so much hoffman instructs but welcome both of barbara is there any chance of this deal going through. no there is no chance and if you have just listen to parsons i mean this is boris being bars doing his worst and he sort of gets his importance in the tory party from sort of running up against a reason may steal it again and again over and over and that pretty much shows what the mood is in the in the lines of the hog breck's of cheers here they are going to say no again and she simply doesn't have the numbers there's some tories who have sort of changed tack and who say ok we're going to hold a nose and vote for a deal that we don't like and that we think is bad but better this breaks it then no breaks it but there are others and that's the hard core off the bracks to cheer group is going to say no again and so trees of may is everybody here says so sat again for three figure to defeat tonight and there's a very noisy crowd behind you barbara is it my imagination or right by the noise of them they usually are what's what's going on the

coverage on the latest installment in the budget saga joining us from london is our very own barbara faisal and here in the studio with me is alex forced whiting our resident bricks and analyst both of you welcome back barbara let's start with you we've got a vote tomorrow and we expect parliament to say yes we want an extension we need more time before break to be begins is it that it's. drawing in black and white. nothing is cut and dried and nothing is black and white because london and westminster and particular is in such utter chaos that i wouldn't dare to pronounce this to be nine and if the sun comes out to be a day it things have completely topsy turvy here and it's totally sort of going backwards and forwards so basically the idea was that tomorrow after this vote against no deal tonight which was its own special farce then tomorrow there will be . in extension but we are not yet clear about what kind of extension on the trees the maze suggests a short technical one which would only serve to push her own deal through and to sort of sort of get the technicality technicalities over

barbara faisal given the current state of affairs i wonder if people are starting to wonder whether it will actually happen at all. now of course after the no deal is off the table there needs to be a second step taken because it's not going to just magically fly away the day the twenty ninth of march is still there it's even set in law on britain so that needs to be changed so the next step will be tomorrow for parliament to gather just again one more time because they like each other so much and figure out how much of an extension they want to ask the e.u. for and also at the same time to say what sort of plan they want to connect with it what sort of plan they want to present to brussels and say this is how we're going to go forward and this is going to be our end result and riprap miss you at the end of this extension there is going to be a majority for something or something by reversal in london for now thank you. for the next couple of hours we'll bring it to you live here you will turn now to some of the other stories making news around the world a u.s. federal judge has senten

to barbara faisal in london welcome a barbara so what are the implications of this ruling. the implications are huge the man who can yell order like no other in the world and who has become a sort of cult figure really internationally for sort of trying to tame the bricks and chaos has now really let loose of fundable because what he says is the reason may can't bring back her breaks a deal tomorrow or wednesday because she is not capable of changing it overnight it would absolutely definitely be the same deal she presented last week now if when she failed last week and then announced that she would put it to the vote again there are already some warning voices which said this is difficult this might be not allowed by the rules of parliament however now john bercow has spoken and the cat is truly among the pigeons what is three's a maid to do and she must really be scratching her head because she can't not just change the deal tomorrow or wednesday she can't even change it to take speak so she can't bring the deal bank at all maybe she would just have to go to brussels then

address to give her fellow parliamentarians a good telling off barbara faisal in london can tell us about welcome barbara did its work pays now we're willing to do as they're told. it made things worse you really want to want to tear your hair out this morning in london here because watching parliamentarians come out here on the morning programs of all the t.v. and radio stations in london and even appearing in front of parliament they are live it they are so furious you can hardly express it anymore this was a toxic dress they said and one labor condiment areas for instance a lady called liza mundy she had yesterday explore possibilities for the opposition to agree to tour is a maze deal under certain circumstances now she came out this morning and said it's over we will never vote for this deal she insults us she insults democracy so to reason may really made it worse and we all remember saying from donald rumsfeld the former defense minister in the united states who said in a situation if you know hole stop digging this is exactly what trees may did last night ok so parliamentarians te

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or let's take the story now to our correspondent barbara faisal she joins us from outside the houses of parliament in london good evening to you barbara so far we've had three nights of votes and was minister now it looks like we're going to try to get more is there any proof that more time is going to be the fix for the bricks in chaos. and who of course not brant but it's just the latest news from the great breakfast show ongoing in london years since the beginning of the week and something i can promise going to be continued next week stay with us because our next tuesday of what will happen now is reason may will bring that was drawled deal thanks to parliament for the third time after having been resignedly beaten twice once this week such memories are short so she will try again and at the same time she promised that this is what the news is she promised that she would go afterwards to play to the european council to the other twenty seven members off the european union and say please can we have a short delay us three mines that is if she gets the deal through if she doesn't ge

barbara faisal in london is anyone going to be happy about the defeat of this given that we're now looking into this enormous void of just speculation. i did hear a cheer behind me right after the result was announced in the house from the pro europeans the people it was the blue or yellow flags here in my bag and they were just sharing and singing and sort of screaming yeah just being just happy because they you think that they want my step closer and that is a second referendum because they say british people the majority has changed it has shifted the mood has shifted and if you look at some polls it might have turned around you would have fifty something percent of british people begin leaving the european union and this whole thing could yet still be sort of thrown over and completely sort of lead on the dust heap of history that's what they hope obvious of course if you listen to the hard line breaks the cheers think that this is the biggest disaster ever and it would be treason. crissy and some. be a good trail off the principles off the british country so that the country is deeply

so let's get more from data because part of the barber faisal in london i welcome barbara so this is the latest chapter in this twisty turny turny saga it sounds like bad news for the prime minister talk us through its implications. it is exceedingly bad news for the prime minister and somebody here said that brics it has better scriptwriters then house of cards and if you look at this latest turn in the saga you might say yes that is totally true what this means is that reason may cannot mitt for a real sort of bring back her unchanged bricks and deal to the house of parliament here in the back of us and that's what she had intended to do she had intended to bring it back on tuesday tomorrow or at the latest son would say chest again with a parliamentarians whether the majority of the house would have changed its opinion on it now we have to remember this would have been the search time and obviously the patience of john bercow dispute here has run out and he looked at the old tomes of precedence of sixty two hundred zero four and said our tradition says here in parliament this is n

discover this not with a correspondent spot but faisal in london max hoffman welcome both of us are with you barbara the last time mrs might push the deal bressie deal to parliament to drive resulted in a record breaking defeat what are the chances of the deal passing tonight. it is supposed to be the case that the defeat tonight she will be a bit smaller much everybody here is still expects a defeat we've heard from the e.r. gee there hardline chary bracks it cheers that they are saying no to what she brought back from strasburg yesterday we know that the g.o.p. is not going to go with that and she simply doesn't have the numbers however some of the more middle of the road sorry said ok we'll hold our noses and we will vote for the deal in order to get breakthrough it's across the final hurdle and some others say they want to abstain in order to make that defeat less visible less horrible however everybody here believes that it is going to be the downfall the final political down for after is may with regard to break we're going to see this tonight this has been a messy confused business on the con