hello and welcome to sportsday, with chris mitchell and karthi gna nasegaram.dlines this evening. in the shadow of the rock of gibraltar, ireland play a euro qualifier in front of around two thousand fans. while over 42 thousand pack the london stadium to watch saracens overhaul harelequins and a canadian teenager kicks dan evans out of the miami open also coming up in the programme. education, education, education, gareth southgate takes time out to learn how to become a better manager as coaches, we improve, we should improve all of our players, and that is how the system improves. this weekend as has seen the start of qualificiation for the european championships in 2020. we'll be taking a look back at how the home nations have fared so far, but the republic of ireland are in action this evening and chris mitchell. ireland are playing their first euro qualifier, gibralter, anything other than a win for mick mccarthy's side unthinkable, it's his first game back in charge of the side, republic have only won once in last 11 games, jeff hendrik of burnley finall

chris mitchell has the details.hat could upset a few traditional cricket fans, england and australia well where is and numbers on their shirts for the summer's ashes series. it could look like this. this is all part of the icc‘s new plans around the test championship. but it is a dividing opinion, there isa but it is a dividing opinion, there is a lot of people who do not like this. let's take a look quickly at the history of cricket and what players have looked like in the past. this is the 19305, a woollyjumper and a button up shirt. that was good enough for them. in the 19705. .. along came the world series tour and, importantly, colour tv. at the 1992 world cup, names, and heaven forbid, 1999, names and numbers. and for the traditionalist, shock, horror, for the county championship, it was introduced on a white shirt too. for some, this has not gone down well at all, but the pros, by and large, seem to like it. doesn't bother me at all, it's one of those innovations, you can't call itan of those innovations, you

from the bbc sport centre this is sport today, with me chris mitchell.0—not out. can federer make it six of the best in indian wells? and rennes come from behind to beat arsenal in the europa league. it isa it is a remarkable story. it really is. as a kid lebronjames had a wall plastered with pictures of michaeljordan. the lebronjames then — who was constantly on the move and growing up with his mother gloria — could never have imagined that some day he would surpass his hero on the list of all time scorers in the nba. but on wednesday, the la lakers star moved abovejordan into fourth place on the all—time list. he did it scoring 31 points in a loss against the denver nuggets. claire thornton reports. he knew this moment was likely to come before even taking to the court. commentator:

chris mitchell is here to round things up for us. what a day it's been. that slip—up from spurs.oversy, too, in the premier league in the earlier game. chelsea scored two late goals as they came from behind to beat cardiff 2—1. camarasa had put the welsh side ahead early in the second half. but with less than 10 minutes to go, azpilicueta headed in. he was offside. that made it 1—1. and then with very little time left, ruben loftus—cheek got the winner. ca rd iff's manager wasn't happy. you know, when you don't win the game because of nothing to do with yourselves, it's really a kick in the teeth. var might be a bit late for me if it comes. the equalising goal, that's the winning goal, not the second one. if you can't see across the line there when it is a clear and obvious one, not even close. the biggest and best league in the world, probably the worst officials in the world, we've got, at the minute. i don't know what they're teaching the linesmen. i've seen so many... and it's difficult to say because what can i say about my lads? they were brilliant today. absolutely brillia

hello, this is port stay with me chris mitchell.o the quarterfinals of the champions league. they beat bayern munich 3—1 in germany. our sports correspondent katie gornalljoins me now, katie. what a night indeed. you can say it's not a vintage team they were facing but still beating them 3—1 in munich. very impressive indeed. he just sensed that because the tide was so just sensed that because the tide was so close is going to take something special to open it up and we got that in the first half where he's in terrific form at the not terrific goals in europe but it is in their stranded at the penalty area and it certainly means a whole lot to klopp. they got a helping hand where he turned his ball in there. there is waiting for them to respond where was the report that came back. a great headerfrom him. depended for the first leg and then who else with another goal? midway through the knockout blow really. it really was an excellent night. the only sour note is that he is going to miss the first leg of the quarterfinal. the fourth

live from the bbc sport centre, this is sport today with me, chris mitchell.e. real madrid are out of the champions league. kashima antlers, the defending champions, win in the asian champions league. and jonny bairstow‘s picking them off at will, as england beat the west indies. a sleeping giant has woken up, and what an awful mess the big fellow has made of real madrid's european ambitions. ajax have beaten real at the bernabeu 4—1, to progress 5—3 on aggregate. the dutch side through a knockout tie for the first time in over 16 years. but what of real? in a week, they've been knocked out of the copa del rey, fallen hopelessly behind in the race for the la liga title, and now they're out of the competition they'd made their own in recent times. john bennett told me that real — a team in decline — were beaten by a team on the rise. yeah, the headlines will all

you're live at the bbc sports news centre with me chris mitchell.oming up for you on sportsday: welsh mountains. the nation's rugby heroes are being celebrated in cardiff bay. it's hugs all round for england's women, but where's the bonus for their big win? and give him a big hand. the long wait is over. rory‘s back winning. just how good are wales? today they're celebrating their six nations grand slam. their win over ireland at the weekend completed their undefeated campaign. and it completes an amazing period for warren gatland's side. 14 tests unbeaten, and second in the world rankings. no wonder they're having a party in cardiff today to celebrate katie gornall is there for us. and they love a party here in cardiff, and it has been going on pretty much nonstop for the past three days. this is the more formal pa rt three days. this is the more formal part of the celebrations taking place here at the welsh assembly. the team and the staff are on stage at the moment, a very buoyant crowd of hundreds have gathered here. and this is all because of t

hello, i'm chris mitchell with your thursday sport briefing. shock and disbelief in paris.ls of the champions league. they overturned a 2—nil 1st leg deficit against paris saint—germain — to go through on away goals. the second leg was only two minutes old when romelu lukaku reduced the deficit with the opening goal of the game for united. 10 minutes later, juan bernat equalised for psg and re—established their two goal cushion in the tie. once again, lukaku dragged united back into it — making it 2—1 just before half—time. but they still needed one more. they got it from a controversial penalty scored by marcus rashford in the fourth minute of stoppage—time. of course we can go all the way but we could, we just have to wait for a draw. and then take the game as it comes. we have loads of injuries, suspensions but that was maybe a good thing today because we have a fresh loads of energy, we knew we had to defend and be humble enough to work hard and we had a team to do that. porto are also through to the quarter—finals — and they also did it the hard way, after being taken

with all the sport now, here's chris mitchell at the bbc sport centre. good evening.ut it was also a key day in the scottish premiership, where the old firm match was, as usual, a tempestuous game. celtic beat their glasgow rivals rangers 2—1 to move closer to retaining the league title. adam wild reports. they say there is always calm before the storm. not on old firm days in glasgow. few derbies anywhere provoke such passion and rivalry. victory would all but secure yet another league title for celtic — as if any greater incentive was needed. when odsonne edouard darted through the rangers defence, celtic fans sensed this was their day to get one over on the neighbours. such occasions don't need any extra spark, but it came moments later from the elbow of alfredo morelos, the rangers player sent off for the fifth time this season. now they really did need something special. it came quite magnificently from ryan kent. the scores even, tempers increasingly less so. with minutes remaining, celtic fought their way through, james forrest sparking wild celebrations. range

that's your wednesday sport briefing, with me chris mitchell. weekend. well, they've been found safe and well. eight—year—old leia and five—year—old caroline were discovered huddled under a bush, having survived drinking water from huckleberry leaves and eating cereal bars they had brought with them. business briefing is next. i will see you in a moment. hello there. there's a really strong jetstream propagating right the way across the atlantic and it's heading right into the uk and that's going to steer all our weather from the west. this area of cloud will arrive later on in the week to bring us some rain. this area of cloud has already arrived and it's brought wet weather, and that's pushing its way northwards, together with these weather fronts. around an area of low pressure where we're seeing some very strong and gusty winds, especially for wales and the south—west of england. northern scotland starts chilly with a touch of frost on wednesday morning, milder elsewhere. that wetter weather gets stuck in scotland and northern ireland and we

hello, and welcome to sportsday, with chris mitchell and karthi gna nasegaram.eadlines this evening. ireland get their qualification campaign for euro 2020 off to a winning start — but only just. they beat gibraltar i—nil. ver1i2 thousand pack the london stadium to watch saracens overhaul harelequins in the premiership and a canadian teenager kicks dan evans out of the miami open. also coming up in the programme. education, education, education. gareth southgate takes time out to learn how to become a better manager. as coaches, we improve and then the end we should improve all of the players and athletes that is how the gets better. plenty to get through this evening but we will start with the republic of ireland's european qualification game against gibraltar which ireland won i—nil. particularly interesting this one because this is mick mccarthy's first game in charge but it is his second spell as the national team manager. i7 17 years after his last game in charge, mccarthy finds himself somewhere between a rock and a hard place. after a dismal campaign in f

i'm chris mitchell with your friday sports briefing.look well—placed to reach the quarterfinals. you can find all the details on the bbc sport website, but arsenal sufferered a shock defeat against rennes in france. the gunners took the lead after only four minutes with a goal from alex iwobi. but then it all went wrong for arsenal. they had sokrtatis sent off just before half time, and rennes took full advantage. ismaila sarr sealed a 3—1win for the french side, leaving arsenal with it all to do in the second leg. rafa cabrera bello leads after the first round of the arnold palmer invitational. he's seven under par. the defending champion is seven shots off after an ordinary round, but phil mickelson is four under, despite this fail. he thinks he has hit the ball miles. he thinks he has hit the ball miles. he is playing a right—handed, even. trying a trick shot, which doesn't come off. look at his face. even though he failed there east hills finished four under par. —— failed there he still finished. the top seeds at the indian wells o

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's chris mitchell. good afternoon.they cam from behind to beat cardiff 2—1. camarasa had put the welsh side ahead early in the second half, but with less than 10—minutes to go azpilicueta headed in to make it 1—1. he was though clearly offside. and then with very little time left, ruben loftus—cheek got the winner. the win means there's only a point between chelsea in fifth and spurs in third. mauricio pochettino's side are at liverpool this afternoon and they kick off in about10—minutes... liverpool — out at anfield warming up — will go top if they win — they're favourites to do so. spurs were struggling in the league before the international break and their spot in the top four — especially after chelsea's win today — looks vulnerable. there's live commentary of that game on bbc radio 5 live sport. celtic beat rangers 2—1 in a fiesty old firm derby, to go 13 points clear at the top of the table. celtic started the better of the two sides and their pressure paid off as they took the lead through odsonne edourd. ranger

chris mitchell at the bbc sportscenter.esterday — killing all 100 and 57 people on board. the boeing 737 max 8 was flying to the kenyan capital, nairobi, when it went down shortly after taking off from addis ababa. nine people from the uk were among those onboard. our correspondent emmanuel igunza sent this report from the scene. it‘s a slow, delicate process of recovering pieces of the plane that might offer clues on why flight et302 went down. more remains of those who died have been recovered from the rubble as rescue efforts enter the second day. the main focus for the investigators has been that huge crater that was made when the plane hit the ground. now throughout the day we have seen them pull out debris, including this mangled wreck here of what remains of the aircraft. we‘ve also seen them retrieve the black boxes, which will help in the investigations on finding out exactly what happened. the passengers on board were from 35 different countries, nine were british. among them, joseph waithaka, who had dual british

now, let‘s get the sport with chris mitchell. good evening. was farfrom dominant and was challenged late on in the race. jockey nico de boinville had to dig deep to win by one—and—three—quarter lengths. altior‘s winning runs started in october 2015. the 5/4 favourite ‘tiger roll‘ later romped home unapposed in the cross country chase. the grand national winner was ridden by keith donoghue, the result gave trainer gordon elliot his first winner of the week. yesterday, declan rice was named ireland‘s young player of the year, today he‘s in the england squad for this month‘s euro 2020 qualifiers. the west ham midfielder has been capped three times by the republic, but they were only friendlies and his request to switch nationalities was approved by fifa last week. he‘s the only new face in a 25—man squad to face the czech republic at wembley a week on friday and then the match away in montenegro three days later. gareth southgate says he‘ll fit in very well. we have tracked him for quite awhile. i think they are really big decisions when you are

chris mitchell will have a full round—up for you in sports day at half past six. goodbye from me.e reports that we are now getting from some of the dutch media, nos, the dutch national broadcaster, reporting that the suspect in the shooting in utrecht in which three people were killed, and other people we re people were killed, and other people were injured, the shooting that took place on the tram, a turkish born man has been named as the suspect. according to dutch media, the suspect has been arrested. let me tell you what the latest is. dutch police are now saying that they have arrested the suspect, and they are saying that the suspect, who was named earlier, the 37—year—old turkish born man, that he is now in custody having been arrested. i will bring you more on that as soon as we have it. but this ties in with what we we re have it. but this ties in with what we were saying earlier about an extensive search being under way, and the terror level being raised to and the terror level being raised to an unprecedented five in the utrecht province, which reflects the fact that th

chris mitchell will have a full round up in sportsday at 6:30.rt delay to brexit until the end ofjune, with an option of delaying the process for as much as two years. this evening, the eu's chief brexit negotiator michel barnier said eu leaders would have to decide whether a delay would be in the interests of the grouping. any delay will have to be agreed by all 27 eu member states. we've just spoken to the chancellor, philip hammond. i think ithink we're i think we're all in the same place, we want the shortest possible delay, get this done, so we can get on with our lives and get on with building britain's future. what we've got to get from the european union is an extension that allows us to get to the deal through parliament and get the deal through parliament and get the legislation to ratify it through. but the cabinet isn't agreed, is it? people have different views on how we should do this, of course, but we are all clear we want to get it done as soon as we possibly can. the speaker looks like he's stopping mps from voting, is that righ

i'm chris jansing. "andrea mitchell reports" starts now. hi, andrea. >> hello. reports," off to the races. beto o'rourke raises money as a candidate while joe biden almost makes it official. >> i have the most progressive of anybody running -- of anybody who would run. [ cheers and applause ] i didn't mean -- [ cheers and applause ] >> of anybody who would run. >> lashing out in a weekend-long twitter tirade, president trump once again insults the late senator john mccain seven months after the death of the american war hero.

i'm chris jansing. "andrea mitchell reports" starts now. hi, andrea. >> hello. thanks so much, chris jansing. right now on "andrea mitchell reports," off to the races. beto o'rourke raises money as a candidate while joe biden almost makes it official. >> i have the most progressive of anybody running -- of anybody who would run. [ cheers and applause ] i didn't mean -- [ cheers and applause ] >> of anybody who would run. >> lashing out in a weekend-long twitter tirade, president trump once again insults the late senator john mccain seven months after the death of the american war hero. >> he spends his weekend obsessing over great men because he knows it, and i know it and all of you know it, he will never be a great man. >> what was your instinctive reaction when you heard that? >> repulsive. repulsive. this is the moral vandalism that we see of the president that you speak kind of the dead and the guy who sacrificed for his country. >> more of cory booker with hardball's chris matthews coming up and threat assessment. chief of staff mick mulvaney is on damage c

mitchell chris bell, you mentioned everybody that will be here accept mission neighborhood centers, andyou forget the most important thing. that mission neighborhood centers is a codeveloper. we don't develop plans, because we don't. we develop young minds to do better in schools. [applause] , to succeed in school, to go to college, and to graduate from college, so let's be clear about that. we are co- developers. we couldn't be codevelopers if it weren't for an amazing team. that team is with us this afternoon. i would appreciate it if you could please stand up, please. [applause] >> these are the talented, committed, dedicated, knowledgeable, skilled skilled, amazing folks that give mission neighborhood centers head start. the reputation, the great reputation that we have. thank you, staff. thank you very much. i want to say that every dream, whether it is this particular development, or any other development that our city will be introducing in the years to come needs a champion, a team of champions, it needs an architect , it needs a developer, but has to have one fundamentally the

. >>> i'm chris jansing. "andrea mitchellrts right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," family feud. house democrats are poised to vote today on a compromise anti-hate resolution sparked by comments by a congresswoman widely viewed as anti-semitic. >> i don't think the congresswoman perhaps appreciates the full weight of how it's heard by other people, although i don't believe it was intended in an anti-semitic way. e

. >>> i'm chris jansing. "andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," family feud. house democrats are poised to vote today on a compromise anti-hate resolution sparked by comments by a congresswoman widely viewed as anti-semitic. >> i don't think the congresswoman perhaps appreciates the full weight of how it's heard by other people, although i don't believe it was intended in an anti-semitic way. the fact is, that's how it was interpreted. we have to remove all doubt. >>> pardon me? republicans accusing michael cohen of lying as rudy giuliani claims cohen's former lawyer was one of the trump insiders talking to the president's team last year about pardons. despite this testimony from cohen last week. >> i have never asked for nor would i accept a pardon from president trump. >>> and her too. newly appointed arizona senator martha mcsally, the first air force pilot to fly combat missions, reveals she was raped by a superior officer, explaining why she waited to share her ordeal. >>

chris. >>> coming up on "andrea mitchell reports," the president enters a second round in his twitter battleonway, calling him "the husband from hell" after taking another opportunity to slam the late senator john mccain seven months after his death. >> i do think this is a new bizarre low. i will say, attacking someone who isn't here is a bizarre low. >>> the next generation. a new younger crop of democrats make their case for change in 2020. >> my face is my message. a lot of this is simply the idea that we need generational change, that we knead more voices stepping up from a generation that has so much at stake in the decisions that are being made right now. >> coming up, former san antonio mayor and presidential candidate julian castro joins us. >>> and sneak

chris. >>> coming up on "andrea mitchell reports," the president enters a second round in his twitter battle with the husband of his senior adviser kellyanne conway, calling him "the husband from hell" after taking another opportunity to slam the late senator john mccain seven months after his death. >> i do think this is a new bizarre low. i will say, attacking someone who isn't here is a bizarre low. >>> the next generation. a new younger crop of democrats make their case for change in 2020. >> my face is my message. a lot of this is simply the idea that we need generational change, that we knead more voices stepping up from a generation that has so much at stake in the decisions that are being made right now. >> coming up, former san antonio mayor and presidential candidate julian castro joins us. >>> and sneak preview. why former federal prosecutors are saying the michael cohen document dump should worry the president and his inner circle. >> what it says is they're still investigating additional crimes or additional defendants. >>> good day, i'm kasie hunt in washington. we're going to

remember, follow the show online on facebook and on twitter at mitchell reports. and here is chrise" in new york. >> great to see you, andrea. hello, i am chris jansing in for ali velshi and stephanie ruhle. today is monday, march 11. let's get smarter. this weekend a number of 2020 hopefuls flock to austin, texas, to get some face time with young voters at south by southwest. >> the system is rigged. the system is corrupt. and every american must understand how fragile this moment is. >> looking at these people who work at these companies, can you explain to them why you want to break up the place they work? >> it's a little like baseball. you can be an umpire, a platform, or you can own teams. that's fine. but you can't be an umpire and own one of the teams that's in the game. >> last week the vice-president was reportedly at 95%. i know you recently spoke with him. is he moving closer to 100? >> he is moving closer. he's someone who i am confident is going to run. i'm optimistic he's going to run. >> do you think vice-president pence would be a better or worse president than pre

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now with my colleague chris jansing in new york, another 60 minutesun. >> well done, thank you so much, my friend hallie jackson. >>> what about bob? speculation over the timing of the mueller report swirling, with president trump saying this morning that he's in the dark too. >> i have no idea about the mueller report. we're going to see what happens. it's going to be very interesting. we'll see what happens. uh, there was no collusion. there was no obstruction. everybody knows it. it's all a big hoax. >>> early win. the trump white house changes decades of foreign policy, giving a big boost to prime minister netanyahu just two weeks before his israeli election. >> president trump as just made history. i called him. i thanked him on behalf of the people of israel. he did it again. >>> and all about that base. why is president trump continuing his days-long attack on the late senator john mccain? >> uh, i'm not a fan. after all of this time, he's -- think of this, repeal and replace, we

mitchell reports. joining us now, ali velshi and chris rule. >> have a great weekend.li velshi. >> i'm stephanie ruhle. it is march 22nd. litz' remember this date. let's get smarter. of the white house and washington bracing for the report of special counsel robert mueller which could be released any minute. >> it's the same continuance of nonsense. go to work, get infrastructure done and get a lot of other things done instead of wasting people's time. >> it's possible or probable the public will never see it. the confidential report original goes to attorney general robert barr. >> when are you expecting it? >> the deputy that didn't get any votes appoints a man that didn't get any votes, he's going to write a report on me. >> there are investigations by the democrats. >> they say there are lots of things, but i don't know about these things just so you understand. this one, that one -- i don't even know.

chris. thanks my friend. thanks to you at home for joining us. nothing like this has ever happened before. almost. ish. there was that one other time. >> today a limousine brought john mitchell. they used to call him enchalada. when the time came for a final statement, mitchell and his lawyer had nothing to say. all eyes were on the man k

chris. thanks my friend. thanks to you at home for joining us. nothing like this has ever happened before. almost. ish. there was that one other time. >> today a limousine brought john mitchell to court. they used to call him enchalada. when the time came for a final statement, mitchell and his lawyer had nothing to say. all eyes were on the man known as maximum john, the judge wasted no time on a speech. mit they must serve two and a half years in prison, maybe eight. the judge would not comment as he left the courthouse. john mitchell left growling it could have been worse, he could have sen menactenced me to spen rest of my life with martha mitchell. >> could have been worse, could have sentenced me to spend the rest of my life with martha mitchell. john mitchell was richard nixon's presidential campaign manager. when nixon won in '68, john mitchell's marriage had broken up in 1973 in the midst of the watergate scandal and nixon resigned in scandal and he at least was pardoned for watergate related crimes but in 1975 when nixon campaign manager and ex u.s. attorney general john mitchell was sentenced for his own crimes in the watergate scandal and he was sentenced for con

chris murphy. . thank you a lot on your plate. appreciate your coming on. jeremy bash thank you. >> andrea mitchellll watch andrea mitchell report at noon eastern right here on msnbc. great to have you on. >> thank you. >> still heyde, mitch mcconnell won't let a vote on robert mueller's report see the light of day. >> why is that? because i thought it was a report vindicating the president. >> right exonerates is the word the president used. >> totally. >> he is incorrect. but any how, mitch mcconnell is eager to send the green new deal to the floor for a vote this afternoon. we explain the politics behind that move. meanwhile president trump appears to be plotting revenge, acheding critics of treason warning they'll be looked at. plus high-profile attorney michael avenatti arrested and charged with allegedly trying to shakedown nike. we'll have details on the two federal cases against him. "morning joe" is back in two minutes. "morning joe" is back in two minutes. to do whatever it takes, use every possible resource, to fight cancer. and never lose sight of the patients we're fighting for. our ca

time for some sport with chris mitchell.has been a tense qualifying campaignfor it has been a tense qualifying campaign for them, but cameroon are through to the finals of the africa cup of nations after winning their last qualify. cameroon were stripped of their right to host this year's tournament. they weren't ready, basically, so they have been replaced by egypt. they had to qualify the hard way, and they have, just... that means they are through to their first ever africa cup of nations. guinea—bissau have that to happen to draw with mozambique. a late goal means they go through and mozambique don't. and namibia, at the bottom of the screen, they go through despite that defeat. they are the results from the africa cup of nations. meanwhile, switzerland have won their opening match at euro 2020 qualifying, 2—0 they beat georgia. sweden beat rumania 2—0. the republic of ireland had to squeeze past gibraltar. and some latest scores for you. spain beating norway 2—1 at the moment. italy are two goals up against finland. tha

chris mitchell watching it for us. some fantastic aims to tell us about.troversy in the ca rd iff/chelsea game. chelsea scored two late goals as they came from behind to beat cardiff 2—1. let's ta ke let's take a look. camarasa had put the welsh side ahead early in the second half. but with less than 10 minutes to go, azpilicueta heading in. looks like a great goal, but look! off—site! and then with very little time left, ruben loftus—cheek got the winner. the win means there's only a point between chelsea in fifth and spurs in third. it left cardiff's boss fuming and sarri satisfied. we are fighting. we have to fight. we have opportunities, so i'm really very happy but also, we need to improve. today, we improved, i think, mentally. because for the first time in the last period, we were able to react. you know, when you don't win the game because of nothing to do with yourselves, it's really a kick in the teeth. var might be a bit late for me if it comes. it was the equalising goal, not the second one. if you can't see across the line there when it is a c

chris mitchell will be here with more in the next hour. thank you very much indeed.w incredibly tight, which means a short technical extension could well be needed if the eu agreed to get that deal over the line. but back to the beginning, if the government fails to win the meaningful vote, then we‘re expecting a vote on whether mps want to leave with no deal. if they say, yes, we do, well, that‘s what would happen. but it‘s pretty clear there‘s no majority in the house of commons for no—deal. so that would take us to the next vote promised by the government on extending article 50 and delaying brexit. if that also fails to pass, well, the default position is again down there — we leave on march 29th with no deal in place. but if mps vote in favour of a delay, well, there are probably two options. could there be a third meaningful vote, with the government hoping to win over wavering brexiteers? maybe. and if it passed, again, we‘d need new legislation and then at some stage, the uk would leave with a withdrawal deal in place. but if a third meaningful vote failed —