but he had a visit with the european research group, the leading conservative eurosceptic research groupce ptic group. research group, the leading conservative eurosceptic group. it was not attended by any officials or anything. that has created duryea mike civil servants and special advisers. no officials from government were there. —— created fury among civil servants. it puts lots of pressure on the meeting would donald trump when he comes here ina would donald trump when he comes here in a couple of weeks, and of course the nato summit he will be going to as well. so it is alljust, you know, she must think, roll on the recess. she must think brexit is going on forever. it certainly feels like that for the rest of us. one more question about the donald trump visit. he is coming over here, we have that visit, but there are other big things as well. we have that nato meeting. this is the problem, he comes to see us, he also has a nato meeting, and the understanding is he will read the riot act to nato, especially about not paying their share for the defence budget. then he goes off to d

been a heated day of debate on all of this in the house of commons with one conservative mp hitting out, saying hardline euroscepticsetting a little tired of honourable members and right honourable members on the back ventures, in government, even in the cabinet, who come up to me and others in quiet and dark corridors, to british businesses who demand private meetings where they laid bare their despair, but refused to go public. to the commentators who say to me you are doing a greatjob, keep on going, in the face of death threats which mean that one of our number had to attend a public engagement with six armed undercover police officers. that is the country we have created and it has got to stop. you get a sense of how passionate the debate has been here in the house of commons and across the country following the brexit vote 18 months ago was that we also heard from antoinette sandbach. she is the tory rebel mp, potential tory rebel mps, who are threatening to vote with the lords on that the that would given parliamentarians here are more meaningful say in constructing and putting forward a brexit process in the

eurosceptic parties. their main issue has been migration but they have pre—existing sceptic views on europe. renegotiating. what is happening is the conservative uncontrolled migration into europe. what do you think about that katya? that it has fuelled the populist right movements in terms of political parties? i am careful when to say it fuels those parties. we have to ask ourselves whether it is the united states or europe, where are these parties coming from? they are these parties coming from? they are filling a gap in the market. our european citizens across the continent who worry about migration, they worry about globalisation, they worry about all sorts of things and they feel that their voices have been heard. you have populist politicians, for want of a better word, we can analyse it, they are diving this issue now because they see a gap in the market. we look at the aquarius issue this week, you can see how one eu politician after another scrambled to make political capital. 0n the one side you have italy's interior minister who has really co m e italy's interior minister who has really come to national fame of late on an anti— mig