let's move forward, digby... if we now look kitchen sink... let's move forward, digby. ..... . if you ta ke without the language... . if you take out the emotive language you would using about environmental standards and employment, not overnight are we going to suddenly repeal every piece of employment protection in britain. why would you ta ke protection in britain. why would you take it out of the bill? no, it says the enhanced ones. the guarantee on workers' rights will be removed. when theresa may sat down to try and negotiate something which clearly keir starmer never wanted to negotiate. i thought we won't using emotive languages. just listen. offering more voting rights. it was i'ioi'i‘ offering more voting rights. it was non— regression. so why are they taking it out? the enhanced employment rights that were going to be brought in to make us uncompetitive because europe wanted that... no, no, it was to make more rights... nothing on the statute book... it was to make our rights at pace with europe. with the environment, what you're not going to find is anything on

digby and rachel will be back at 11:30pm for another look at the papers. you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you both. goodbye. might have had a bit of snow across scotla nd might have had a bit of snow across scotland in the last few hours, pretty nippy as well, temperatures have been down to minus six degrees, but here is the headline for the week ahead. very different. it's mild, wet, and windy. not all the time, in fact, mild, wet, and windy. not all the time, infact, by mild, wet, and windy. not all the time, in fact, by around about thursday, temperatures could be in the low teens across the south of the low teens across the south of the uk, not very festive. so the clouds across not just the uk, not very festive. so the clouds across notjust the uk but many parts of europe and incidentally, it's a very very mild further east across europe as well, temperatures in s

presumably, digby, they could also be added back in at a later date?mean, you have got the independent news, the same subject on the front page. it uses the words no—deal, and this is misleading. because this isn't the no—deal that everybody's been talking about for the last three years. that was there would be no—deal with european union about withdrawing. that would be certainly noticed, no money, no nothing at all. and that's what everybody was talking about with the words, the emotive words like crash out and over the cliff and all of this stuff. that will happen on the 315t of january, stuff. that will happen on the 315t ofjanuary, the stuff. that will happen on the 315t of january, the withdrawal of stuff. that will happen on the 315t ofjanuary, the withdrawal of the country from the european union. and that withdrawal agreement will happen. what they are talking about as no—deal, as you rightly say, is the concept that you then move into a transition period, in my view it should be longer than 11 months. i think probably two years would be bette