with me is iain anderson who's founder of the international communications agency, cicero group. we touched on this already. the sun had lined as a classic, you will be goodin had lined as a classic, you will be good in the morning with some images of theresa may, not very flattering all over the front pages. the daily telegraph ‘s got the snapshots of her. we probably need to explain gardening. basically, annual competitions that take place across britain where people put on this very strange base. i watched the speech. she did a speech in the atrium of the global business. i spend a lot of time advising people. it looks like you're doing divine inspiration. well maybe theresa may is looking for some divine inspiration right now she might need that divine inspiration because she is facing a pretty serious challenge from the conservative backbench committee that is going to meet this evening. will she be facing intense pressure from her own ministers to quitand pressure from her own ministers to quit and allow a new leader to deliver brexit. that is what the sun is implying by th

with me is iain anderson who's founder of the international communications agency, cicero group.will be goodin had lined as a classic, you will be good in the morning with some images of theresa may, not very flattering all over the front pages. the daily telegraph ‘s got the snapshots of her. we probably need to explain gardening. basically, annual competitions that take

iain anderson, founder of the international communications agency, cicero groupjoins me now.u are in the middle of writing a book about this. in terms of the impact of business, let's talk about this compromise deal chris mason outlining at the beginning of the programme, what has changed, if anything, and the fact that most are not behind the steel it will be put before parliament a couple of weeks? the big thing that has changed in the last 2a hours is that theresa may has promised some —— something to mps that she has come sleepily ruled out for all the time she has beenin ruled out for all the time she has been in downing street. that is the idea. a second vote if mps were to pass her withdrawal agreement bill. if they were to agree that that is what they want, it's not a given, is it? it is absolutely not a given but what it's done is inflamed the hard brexit years, they just want a clean break. they don't want a second referendum, they want to see that first referendum result locked in. and they are absolutely furious by this. the du piece ever can't back it either. it