s jeremy coogan the opposition leader the labor party says she's not going to vote for the deal then also there are the northern irish m.p.'s and you have to of course concentrate on northern ireland because this is really the focal point the whole backs of issue is about the future of northern ireland and the northern irish in peace i think are going to take the lead in this vote later on tonight and they all have come out against reason may still i speak to one of them this morning one of the leading and reason these still called a deal it's expensive no deal than a toxic deal is what he said and now they have to side it not to vote for the deal and a lot of conservative m.p.'s are going to swing behind the northern irish in peace because they're looking for their lead in that matter some have speculation that they will abstain soon it could be that reason is not suffering a defeat as heavy as last time but the the impression is that she is so it's going to suffer a defeat nevertheless that's a brussels a much tougher and be a use lot of has consistently being asked insistently the

has become much like they are now because theresa may hate see idea of a second referendum jeremy coogan in the labor party hates as well gerry coburn wants a general election. for treason may she might think if parliament is deadlocked which it is one way of resolving that is to have a general election in which she will put her deal as a conservative manifesto and force her m.p.'s to stand on that manifesto and it also gives her the opportunity to flush out some of her opponents who defected from the conservative party and in our state as independents to vote tomorrow in parliament we very important because parliament will have the ability to affect the rule out a no deal scenario so what that means is that whatever happens we will never leave without a deal and that means that we either have to have a deal which means to resume a steal or we have no bricks or tool and the e.u. would much rather we had no extra tool than leaving without a deal and parliament will most likely agree a form of vatican treasurer has been sentenced to six years in prison for sexually abusing two choir boys c

coogan's. in their hotel room the couple make sure they fragile costumes survive the trip on home to. they hope to win the official costume competition again this year designed the costumes and then spend hours making them i would have exhausted of all one you ever made for me. because you know the main theme for me this year was the children of lights. that's being that's why i used a lot of lights including fiber optic lights. it all still in the small town of anna in northwestern germany it often takes years for an idea to become a finished design. which is where the from. here flocking to our castle room flying looks like something out of the eighteenth century but it's also my studio. pretty close to. the judges in venice award points for creative design extensive detail and craftsmanship. i'm a creative person by nature and i'm at my best when i'm doing this i have to express all this creativity it just comes pouring out. of them first to us in the venice competition ten years ago and won

in the labor party hates as well jerry coogan wants a general election. for treason may she might think if parliament is that lot which is one way of resolving that is to have a general election in which she will put her deal as a conservative manifesto and force her m.p.'s to stand on that manifesto and it also you give her the opportunity to flush out some of her opponents who defected from the conservative party as we now see it as independents and what about the reaction from the european union we've heard from germany a minister there saying we're getting closer and closer to a no deal scenario so the e.u. seems to think that a no deal is the most viable option at this point. will they want some new deal so the vote tomorrow in parliament we very important because parliament will have the ability to affect the rule out or no deal scenario so what that means is that whatever happens we will never leave without a deal and that means that we either have to have a deal which means to resume a steel or we have no bricks or tool and the e.u. would much rat

majority in the house of commons on such a really vital issue and we've had a fierce opposition jeremy coogan the leader of the opposition the house of parliament he should have been a p.c. is of course also asking for fresh elections and the privatised his future very much insecure however there are others also in their own party who are saying well whoever thinks that they can negotiate a better deal they live in fantasy land so the question is you know who can do it better there isn't an immediate successor there's already sort of stepping down there are of course speculation for example porus johnson former foreign secretary might show his head in the ring but this is all speculation for now the prime minister has shown to be extremely resilient throughout this process she's already suffered a massive defeat before this defeat last night so she might decide to continue to go on and would have to see if somebody really tells force her out ok would you want to describe all this is uncertainty or chaos you know we'll leave that to the viewers but max when you leaders a look at what's happeni

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