work is because it just makes the labor party seem very uncertain in terms of what they would do jerry corbin can answer that question but then he shouted down by his own side that doesn't look good and frankly with all of these problems in the conservative party the labor party should be ten percentage points ahead and they're not but then the balance parliament let's call it that that was a favorite term the liberals once time but the balance parliament the liberal herself to parties that only first and second among equals over the party is a minority so how do we should all party doing the liberal democrats of the holding together for this this but except for i don't know the party the expect the liberal democrats to be. reaping up the forty eight percent of the electorate who voted to remain they pretty much ran their general election campaign a couple of years ago the one that reason may went in to win and lost the lib dems actually also lost they went down a percentage point when you would think they could have hoovered up all of those disaffected remain as a lost sale of a parliamentar

jerry corbin. >> mr. speaker, across the country people are worried about public services, their living standards and rising levels of personal department while at the billionaires jamboree in davos, she says she's listening but rules out changes on the two issues where there might be a majority. against no deal and for a customs union. art of labor's sensible brexit alternative. if the prime minister is serious about finding a solution, which of her red lines is she prepared to abandon? could she name a single one? prime minister may: the right honorable gentlemen -- gentleman, he makes claims about minds being closed. he asks about red lines. why doesn't he just come and talk about it? and he talks about people up and down this country. and that what they're seeing. let me tell him what we've just seen this week. -- at its lowest levels in 16 years. the i.r.s. saying we'll grow faster than germany, italy and japan this year. u.n. figures showing foreign investment in the u.k. up next year. employment wo

. >> you are saying jerry corbin or johnson and theresa may, none of those people could fill those roles? >> we are sitting here and waiting to do it. jeremy corbin in a sense that he's up next because of what he already promised that he was trying to push for an election and if he fails, which is what happens with the vote just now. if he fails, we'll move onto the next stage which includes a second referendum to reverse brexit or put forward a new policy. what he's scared of and what theresa may is scared of that the people in the country are so split and divided and not going to like whatever he offers. >> what are the chances given back to the public, the move to leave the e.u. point there is a referendum on it. the government minister told the daily beast about two or three hours ago that one of the options that number ten went out looking at was holding another election in this country was perhaps change the rarithmetics in the house of common or whoever the next prime minister is. that's one potential way to be. the other option is -- mps. if mps vote for an election, they potenti