i take that point, jenny chapman. i have not spoken to anyone in reva who thinks it will, when push comes to shove, will you really vote against it? —— anyone in labour.“ it is not a good deal for the country and my constituents i will have to vote against it. you cannot look yourself in the mirror and think you have voted for something that you know is not good enough. but are the alternatives more unpalatable? there are many alternatives and what the prime minister is trying to do is to say, to one group of people she is saying the alternative is no brexit, to be ofa group the alternative is no brexit, to be of a group of people she is saying the alternative is no deal. you cannot have it both ways. there are many things that could happen. the alternatives, no deal, general election, which you say you would like, if that doesn't happen you say you would like a referendum on the deal. or an extension to the negotiation period, or she can come to parliament and seek clear negotiating objectives with the consent of par

jenny chapman, you will be voting against. yes, we well. it is a bad deal. this isa yes, we well.n you agree to anything. i am not going to vote to leave the european union on terms i do not support because either they are too vague and nonspecific because of the issues that have been debated to death over the weekend over the backstop. do you thinkjeremy corbyn could negotiate anything better? this deal has been done over 18 months. it has not. it is a partial deal, which is one of the issues we have. if you started from the point the labour party would wish to start from, a comprehensive customs union, thena from, a comprehensive customs union, then a lot of the issues the prime minister keeps on rubbing up against, the objections that keep being put forward, they would not be there anymore and there is a good chance as heidi said that she might feel prepared to vote for that. mps, asa feel prepared to vote for that. mps, as a majority, want remain and the country did not. the er g and the extremely busy in the tory party are not representative of the majority of lead voters. i'

thanks for talking to us, jenny chapman. thank you.le on opposite sides of the debate who've never met before sit down to thrash things out over lunch? can they find common ground — or at least make it through the meal without chucking their dinner at each other? this week sees the return of our political blind dates series. a different celebrity couple is going on a date each day — first up it's love island's zara mcdermott, who, we can reveal, has quit herjob as a civil servant to speak out about her political views. she met the lord mayor of sheffield, magid magid. was it love at first sight, or did it end in tears? let's see how they got on... brexit is coming. and politics is on the menu. so what happens when you send two people with opposing views on a blind date? i was really nervous. will daggers be drawn.... will we keep the borders open? did you hear me say that? 0r deals done? high five. will they want brexit hard or soft? and will the political... i would have voted for brexit. i'm leaving. get personal. we could have a won

obviously, well, it seems obvious as we stand today, isn't going to get the support of her own party. jenny chapmanill people talking about the prime minister getting some changes to the withdrawal agreement, but she has made clear that that has been pretty much signed off, so it is this political declaration about the future relationship, the long—term permanent relationship with the eu that all eyes are on now to see if she can win over the dissenting voices. thank you very much. let's go to adam in brussels. some pressure on theresa may to try and alter this deal as she meets jean—claude juncker. how likely is that? there is very little likelihood there could be any alterations made to the withdrawal agreement, which is the divorce treaty, but was sealed as far as the eu is concerned last week. in fact, the only thing that remains outstanding there is for both sides to agree an ultimate end date for any potentially extended transition, or implementation phase. basically, there are two digits that can be added to the withdrawal agreement and that is about it. all the disagreements are on the othe