the situation. whether david davis really understands the situationm whether david davis really understandson. it is a big gamble. it is a big gamble, his back to saying we've got world trade organisation tariffs. he clearly does not understand that would impose tariffs on car manufacturers of about 10% every time they move the car across the border. their margins in most car manufacturing in the uk is only about 8%. they could not cope with that, that would wipe out their margins. i think david davis clearly is hoping that the best way of getting something through is to push it to the absolute time limit, but of course that only increases uncertainty for everybody in the uk. what choices has she got? i think there are some that hardline brexiteers in the conservative party who believe that is the case. i do not think that is realistic. i do not think the eu is going to give very much ground. what do you think theresa may may decide about this next vote if she decides that she will win? i think that is the argument going on inside downing street and i think there are two schools inside down

david davies urges —— david davis urges the prime minister to delay the brexit deal, saying that the without a deal, the more likely a good deal will become at key element power. brexit on the guardian, saying jeremy corbyn will d efy guardian, saying jeremy corbyn will defy members calls for a second referendum insisting the government should secure a new deal with the eu if the deal is voted down. billy conneuy if the deal is voted down. billy connelly has parkinson's disease and has told the daily mirror, he is not scared of dying but says it's an adventure. while the times says universities faced the credit crunch as they mount debts trying to attract more students from home and abroad. and the daily mail says breathalyser test to detect early signs of cancer could save thousands of lives every year. we will start of lives every year. we will start of the guardian. jeremy corbyn defies labor party calls for a second referendum. a lot of talk when he came in and became leader that he would listen to the membership, that it's the members who run the party, not necessarily the hiera

we will ‘1‘; i315- david we will ‘1‘; i315- papers with david davis and jessica edouard philippejustwith david davis and jessica edouard philippe just after the headlines at 11:30pm. —— jessica elgar. many parts of the uk had their first snowfall of the year today. these were the scenes in newcastle this morning and in inverness. warnings are still in place for ice and snow in the northern half of scotland and for much of eastern england. quite a change. now it's time for the weather with stav. hello. we have seen some subtle changes now to the six to ten day forecast with regards to the source of cold air into next week and it looks like it will come in on an easterly which could bring some sleet and snow. more on that in just a moment. here and now this area of 1: pressure will a moment. here and now this area of j“ pressure will i driving the low pressure will be driving the weather for many of us on friday. it is going . be a cold, frosty start isgoing to be a cold frosty start friday f: central and isgoing to be a cold frosty start friday i central and eastern = to friday for ce

david davis says, theresa may should the lady brexit deal votes.s the mistaken right up to the very last minute and the eu will cave was that he is a poker player! you should be too, mrs may. it's one for brinkmanship. the reason he may not be... maybe she's going to advocacy is are ready to lady brexit but once. many mps. .. is are ready to lady brexit but once. many mps... —— she argued the lady brexit vote once. she's really testing the mp5. there are other things they can do. where theresa may to try to push this book, and there are some who say you cannot really push it past the 21st of january, whether she should try and pushit january, whether she should try and push it to the actual week, think there will be some remain tory mps submitting a confidence though or something like that to try and stop it because they would be worried that you're getting very close to a brexit. you would not be able to do other things after it. because right now the problem is, think, there's still a belief that mps can put this down and then they're all very op

later that month, michel barnier and david davis agreed on a large part of the withdrawal agreement,d, and eu leaders formally approved guidelines for the negotiation of future relations with the uk after brexit. labour, meanwhile, set out their vision for brexit. they said they wanted to remain in a newly negotiated customs union, while still having a say in future trade deals. in april, theresa mayjoined forces with france and the us to order air strikes on syria after a suspected chemical attack there. but she didn't go to parliament and seek mps‘ approval, which angered many. the prime minister. she later went on to win a symbolic vote. the way we protect our national interest is to stand up for the global rules and standards that keep us safe. this statement serves as a reminder that the prime minister is accountable to this parliament, not to the whims of the us president. the windrush generation came to national prominence when it emerged that some were facing deportation and being denied access to public services. one minute, i'm going back to a country which i know nothing a

erstwhile brecht's it secretary david davis constantly posts to both britain's exit terms and a new free trade agreement would be wrapped up within the article fifty timeframe that hasn't gone so well he said at the end of two years so in two of the sixteen the end of two years he said we will have other deals you don't have no i think there was definitely overconfidence there but i think it wasn't helped by the fact that the reason may. couldn't bring the cabinet together to agree what they were going to ask for and then and then started asking for a much more complicated arrangement than i think that president task was originally offering at march last last year and then the whole border question has been confected as a mechanism to try and split the united kingdom. in a way that's completely unacceptable i don't know why the prime minister ever accepted the premise of that discussion. in twenty seventeen the international development socially and fox told the country we're going to replicate the forty e.u. free trade agreements that exist before we leave the european union so we've go

this is project fantasy on the part of the leave campaign wasn't it i mean like david davis is promising twenty sixteen that the first calling point for a british negotiator won't be brussels it will be berlin to strike the deal absolute access for german cars in industrial goods in exchange for a sensible deal and everything else well what's worse the fact that that didn't happen or the fact that he simply had no idea that individually you members can't negotiate pilots well i wonder if i'm going to merkel is being is beginning to be a bit worried that the e.u. is being allowed to overplay its hand because if the e.u. thought it could take the united kingdom captive in these negotiations it's finding that that is not the case but you're not addressing the fact that the british political landscape is littered with these broken promises and i don't accept the promises the main promises that we would leave on the twenty ninth of march and we will be legally. all the deals that would be the easiest deal in history to acquire if we leave on the twenty ninth of march i have no doubt that thos

with me are the broadcaster david davies and the political correspondent for the guardian, jessica elgotft shaken, but uninjured after his land rover flipped on its side in a crash. the mail asks how the duke of edinburgh was able to walk away after that crash. it shows a picture of the land rover on its side there. the duke's ‘miracle escape" is continued on the telegraph, which leads with brexit. brexit also takes top place on the front page of the guardian. the other top story today is hitachi's decision to pull the plug on its £20 billion nuclear power project, which is on the front of the ft. and ant and dec are reunited. the star splashed on the tv couple's reunion on britain's got talent. well, let's start with our story of the evening. this very shocking looking crash which involved prince philip. the front page of the delete mail asks how did he walk away? when you see the is extraordinary when you see the smashed glass and it right on its side and know he was driving and you side and know he wasadzivdngraadafiahe can side and know he wasadzivdngraadafiaee can see side and know he

the brexit to —— former brexit sterry dear david davis urges the prime minister to...he more likely a good deal from the the prime minister to... he says the more likely a good dealfrom the eu at the 11th hour will come. brexit makes the front of the guardian, saying jeremy corbyn will defy members calls for a second referendum, insisting the government should secure a new deal with the eu if theresa may's deal is voted on by mps. comedian billy connolly says he's not afraid of dying, saying instead it's an adventure. times says universities have been warned there on the brink of a credit crunch as they mount a bit trying to attract more students from home and abroad. and finally, the daily mail there says breathalyzer tests can detect early signs of cancer, it could save thousands of lives every year.

thank you to my guests, david davies and jessica elgot. now, goodbye. and for cold night with some widespread frost for front and areas of sleet and snow and snow and it will arrive across northern ireland during the overnight and could see over the high ground. not quite as cold in the night as it will be elsewhere across the country. widespread blue colours indicating a pretty sharp frost with the risk of ice across eastern areas to watch out for tomorrow morning. plenty of sunshine from the word go for central and easterners and that cold will move increasingly to snow over the high ground in parts of scotland and certainly across wales and western england. and could be even some lower levels when treating us, to and it will be quite chilly. chilly into the weekend with a few wintry showers around on saturday with a lot of clout around, sunday looks like a dryer and sunnier day. this is bbc news. i'm rita chakrabarty. the headlines at 11:00pm: the duke of edinburgh is involved in a car crash in norfolk. he's said to be shaken but uninju

officials in the prime minister's worked on a different plan which came out at checkers and this is why david davis and i resigned so i'm afraid this is a catalogue of arrows trying to deliver a relationship something like the european economic area plus something like the customs union i'm afraid conservatives who want to govern our own. outside the e.u. however much me what we may wish to be friends we wish to govern our own country outside the e.u. so. you know it's not the relationship we were going to vote for so this is why we're in this period of crisis i'm afraid i hope we can resolve it as quickly as possible so theresa may pursue something that was impossible anyway because checkers wasn't on from the side of the e.u. they never said that they said they wouldn't they don't wouldn't want it and said it was cherry picking which was not an offer so now you come with this plan and say can you step back in time you would need much more time that you don't wouldn't do this overnight i mean that's a long negotiating process what you basically asking for is to go back to zero and start again is i

it has a letter from the former brexit secretary, david davis, calling for theresa may to delay the votethe eu's offer will improve. let's stay in the uk. the guardian now has the home secretary sajid javid under fire for saying it should be made harder for refugees arriving in britain on illegal boats to gain asylum. he'd claimed it could act as a deterrent to others. financial times reports the eu is stepping up security over fears chinese tech companies could be cyber spying. then, the atlantic, as many other, covering our big business story. its article pulls out five ways to look at apple's slump, but says none are good for apple. and finally, business insider. it's among many reporting on the us giving google the green light on what it calls minority report style technology. dear members and tom cruise movie? —— do you remember. dear members and tom cruise movie? -- do you remember. ama old enough. —— i am. with me isjonathan charles, managing director of communications at the european bank for reconstruction and development. was a lovely over christmas and new year, very little me

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david davis can't believe he pulled it off. help came from other directions. the guy on the left is joseph meadow. on the right is horace greeley. founder of the new york tribune. you will spend some more time with him when the doctor comes in here. meadow and his partners were writing editorials saying, lincoln is your man. go with lincoln. greeley was determined to do everything he could to stop seward. he managed to get himself made a delegate from oregon. greeley is the guy who is credited with saying, go west, young man. he got as far west as illinois. somebody stuck a seward button on him. he did not realize he had it on. greeley is working the crowd up against seward and is thrilled he has been able to help. meddle and his people are thrilled they have been able to help their local guy. so now we have a candidate, abraham lincoln, and he has to have a running mate, and the convention usually chose the running mate, and we have abraham lincoln of illinois, hannibal hamlin of maine. you can't get more balanced than that way out in new england. lincoln is

the former brexit secretary david davis this morning indicated he was aware of that sort of report, but wrong way for the government to go. asl as i came in this morning, i walked past the heap of newspapers outside your office and the headline on one was that the european union is talking to british officials about extending the timetable, right?m other words, postponing article 50? yes. i think it is a bad idea and it isa yes. i think it is a bad idea and it is a bad idea for the british officials to talk to them... how else do you get the time that you need? a group the very fact they are talking about are tells you that mr barclay's assertion that this is the only deal on the table is not entirely accurate, because what is going on as the europeans are thinking about the next stage, another round of negotiation. after those ugly signs outside parliament yesterday, there is no doubt that the mood has got much uglier in recent weeks —— after those ugly scenes. there is concern around the security of mps. what will be done? i suspect you will see a significantly beefed up police presen

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and the possible appearance by david davies and dominic raab together?esent a united front. this story has so many different strands in it, some of which is really quite delicious. sue pollard confronted mrs may at a downing drinks party over her brexit strategy. but we do not know her view over it. for the people subbing the stories that go on the front, there have been so many different plots and different stories and different people who are seen stories and different people who are seen to be implicated in plots that these stories contain many which things i would encourage everybody to read to the end at times. can i mentioned the observer and the independent? that is not very surprising. it is what you would expect the opposition to do. the interesting question is when they will do it. there is a suggestion that they will do it on tuesday night. and was saying there will be a lot of votes on amendments before the actual vote. that could be quite late at night. it could be laid tonight thatjeremy corbyn gets up and moves a vote of no—confidence. any

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relationship is going to be that's when it should have been dumped we should never have accepted it david davis should never have accepted it as one of the preconditions for negotiations up was the rock on which we perished you know what find it strange that you appear i mean we had paul mask before we. had will see saying that the b. are in it for itself that seems to set off a leg we're going to thing you in what used to be the dominant force and you know it well it's like i suppose yes but that probably isn't the strawman context which i think you're. coming on to the moment well i think they said they have nigel dogs as a bit of trying to be che guevara and. there's a role in this one as if he was their kids in a sweet show he was talking. he was going your mind to guerrilla campaign in parliament. well hard to you as a unionist to stay in the union if you're a guerrilla campaign against your own government a government which he has a confidence to supply arrangement with you know and well in the sense that if there is a may did put him in mind in the irish sea they have here but checked to

david davis was critical of planning for a possible leave vote in the 2016 referendum.as fundamental as our membersship of —— on something as fundamental as our membership of the european union, there ought to have been a work of plan for both outcomes. the fact that there was not a work—out plan for both outcomes or not what you and i would call a work—outplan for terminating 45 years of association, was in my view a disgrace. in the lords, peers also held a debate and voted on the deal. earlier this week rejecting it by a hefty majority. eight crossbench peers said public opinion was shaping against brexit. my lord minister, the game is up. surely parliament now must move to save the people from the government's continuing folly. i'm sorry to disagree with the noble lord. there have been a lot of opinion polls since the referendum result, so whilst researching this topic this morning, i thought i would look and see if there's been any analysis done of the opinion polls. and there has, by professorjohn curtice, i think we all agree a respected polling analyst. what he

coming up, david davis will join us, former brecksity secretary, an important conversation.ce, the xfinity xfi gateway. and it's strengthened by xfi pods, which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. >> welcome back to bloomberg surveillance. i am matt miller in london. counting down the hours to brexit vote, seven and a half until parliament gets to move. let's get to the first word news. >> theresa may's last-minute don't appear to have worked. she is set to face the biggest government defeat in parliament in 95 years today. 70 members are expected to vote against the measure. a defeat by more than 60 votes would mean the brexit agreement is close to death and negotiations would be in uncharted waters. president trump's choice to be attorney general is trying to convince lawmakers he won't interfere with the mueller investigation. two days of confirmation hearings on william barr. he would leted mueller complete hi

in negotiation stance she arrogant she's pigheaded she wouldn't let other people like david davis to the job and subsequent direction ministers she's courses problem but the bottom line is as a keep saying we should have been months or even a year or so ago they have concocted this the political elite because they never believed even when the globalists the bankers obama came over they never thought the people of the u.k. would vote against the recall that people have and if they don't deliver it now and she looks like they're not going to seriously believe there is going to be major civil unrest in this country that people cannot be ignored this in this way so no matter what's happening in westminster and in the houses of commons at the moment they are just totally disconnected with herbs the people i'm just wondering though john is that perhaps what we're seeing the year. be aware of this as well as you know senior figures in british politics that a reversal of the public decision might cause an outcry zing said people on the streets so is the plan of the e.u. and those who oppose

secretary david davis constantly posted both britain's exit terms and a new free trade agreement would be wrapped up within the article fifty timeframe that hasn't gone so well he said at the end of two years or so into the sixty in the end of two years he said we will have other deals you don't have all i think there was definitely over confidence but i think it wasn't helped by the fact that theresa may. couldn't bring the cabinet together to agree what they were going to ask for and then and and then started asking for a much more complicated arrangement and i think that president tusk was originally offering that in march last last year and then the whole our border question has been confected as a mechanism to try and split the united kingdom. in a way that's completely unacceptable i don't know why the prime minister ever accepted the premise of that discussion but it could tell you all conflicts thank you thank you very much. i'm going. to. birth. home tunes of species it's. a home worth saving. given those are big changes and must start with small steps globally dia's tell stor

to reason may suffer as a major blow i in july two thousand eighteen on separate set secretary david davis i'm foreign secretary boris johnson resembling a hot check this planned. in september how brexit outline is rejected by the hue sending a written to reason may back to the drawing boards. for the twenty fifth of november off the five hundred and twenty five days of negotiations the u. k. and the ease of use of the twenty seven states agree on the deal. from cemex u. k. and european parliaments ratification. los minute jesus push too reason may take a supposedly final thoughts on how brexit deal on the tenth of december. avoiding w what. most certainly help being a humiliating defeat. server a monthth later the prime mininisters of this te he's expected to join the opposition parties info i can. deal.. sykes - -- withth that l look back into brings it bring us water to date just to remind you iff yoyou are just joining us to use my losing. by on historic. figure two hundred and thirty votes the largest on record in british politics. losing at the vote in parliament have breaks it -- de