course, but may be pushing charges there and so we may see dominic chappell and others in court.s i say, pandora's box has been opened. the sad fact is that sir philip could have done this on the first day, could have walked away smelling of roses. he could have perhaps been even more generous to pensioners and ending —— they need not have been put through this and we may even have been able to rescue many of those jobs. but the judgment on sir philip has yet to come but ijust hope the pension regulator deal with philip in a way that pensioners feel is fair. it is the biggest settlement that she has able dad that she has been able to wring out of anyone so well done to her. this is a sorry state of affairs that this ever could have happened and that peoples futures we re happened and that peoples futures were pretty much destroyed by the way the whole business was conducted. lessons have got to be learned. what is now in place to stop this kind of thing happening again question the short answer is nothing has changed. the government produced a green paper last week with some idea

, the quy the arrest of dominic chappell, the guy who bought bhs, and finally ported crashing down.brought it crashing down. in the last few minutes, amber rudd, home secretary, has written to members of the house of lords to look at the state is of eu citizens after brexit. let's go to our chief political correspondent, vicki young. we have heard from the house of lords already expressing concern but nothing can change until negotiations get underway? that is what amber rudd says, but tomorrow in the house of lords, they are going back to the line by line look at article 50 in the so—called committee stage. the government is facing defeat on this crucial issue on the rights of eu citizens to stay here. in the house of commons, there area here. in the house of commons, there are a lot of tories unhappy about it but the government was not defeated on it. but this situation looks different in the house of lords. amber rudd is saying it is not really a matter of principle but a timing matter. she says what britain cannot do is unilaterally act, and say all 3 million eu citizens can sta