ian henderson is also back, as promised, to give us their take on this coverage.the daily mail, house of fool ‘s, the daily mail saying that politicians that the country down. —— house of fools. just explain that position for our international viewers. so the explain that position for our internationalviewers. so the daily mail completely backed brexit, the former editor was a big, mail completely backed brexit, the former editorwas a big, big cheerleader for the european research group, that is the far right of the conservative party that wa nts to right of the conservative party that wants to see, that projected theresa may's deal yesterday. the new editor that came in in the autumn is taking a completely different stance, he wa nts to a completely different stance, he wants to see the softest brexit possible. he still thinks brexit should happen but it should not cause any cliff edge economic calamity. the daily mail's front page today basically says the erg, those that want the hardest brexit possible, have actually potentially thrown away what they want and m

ian henderson is also back, as promised, to give us their take on this coverage. saying that politicians that the country down. —— house of fools. just explain that position for our international viewers. so the explain that position for our internationalviewers. so the daily mail completely backed brexit, the former editor was a big,

ian henderson and rebecca harding back to give us more of a take on what has been going on.parently, we're told. very much so, so seven o'clock london time today, i am expecting the government issued its strategy for what trade tariffs look like if we have an ideal scenario. now, eve ryo ne have an ideal scenario. now, everyone thought we are going to ta ke yea rs everyone thought we are going to take years to get into a conversation about trade. it looks like we're going to get into a conversation about trade today. the reason the government of course is doing that, i think partly is to scare members of parliament to vote against letting no deal happen this evening, when a boat again. but this is uncharted stuff, we have been pa rt is uncharted stuff, we have been part of the european settlement all of my professional life and we are now talking about britain imposing its own trade tariffs. —— they vote. this is going to be a very rocky day between government and business, believe in me is. and for chancellor phillip hammond as well, he is delivering his spring statement la