before selected by the speaker of the house of commons john burkle and they include. a customs union. com market two point oh which is essentially an away style do. a consummate republic vote so more or less a second referendum on breaks it and a motion on parliamentary supremacy which could eventually mean provoking article. fifty in case of an ideal scenario. it frustrates for ivana scatter them as this. in a bid to find a new plan to break the brexit deadlock. parliament is holding a second series of indicative fights. the first series of fights was held last week on eight options none of which secured a majorit. this time the speaker who has complete control over which missions are debated has chosen for eight proposals put forward for mps to flee tone. motion c. commits t the governmt to negotiate a permanent and comprehensive u. k. white customs union with the eu as part of any deal. it would involve a close a trading relationship with the block which is the need for some but not all checks of the irish border. thought would prevent the u. k. striking independen

john burkle has had his view on this.s a difference of opinion about whether or not president trump should address the house. there's been this controversy before, westminster hall which is the traditional spots for us president to do this address is under the control of the lock of the speaker, the royal gallery which is one of the largest rooms in the palace of westminster is a little bit more independent of him and may bea bit more independent of him and may be a compromise solution. it is pretty clear a large segment of the labour parliamentary party are unhappy about the visit and unlikely to turn up to hear president trump speak. 0ur washington correspondent is gary 0'donoghue. what about over there? a lot ofjoy? pretty much nothing here, not much a reaction here at all. this is something that has been in the offing for a while as you know there have been discussions about it. it was first offered by theresa may just a week after president trump took office. more than two years ago now. we know that has negotiated.

the plot thickens with it emerging thatjohn burkle the plot thickens with it emerging that john burkleious whether the speaker will say, sorry, you have brought the deal back again, it is not different, we cannot allow it. they know they have to have tweaks and changes so they can't credibly say to the speaker, it isa can't credibly say to the speaker, it is a new deal. 0ne thought is the good luck to change the political declaration, the second part of the brexit deal. perhaps some language that might make the deal more attractive to labour mps. 0ne that might make the deal more attractive to labour mps. one idea kicking around is perhaps meeting the idea that the uk could go in to some sort of customs union arrangement. that, it is hoped, could win over some labour mps. the risk is if you press too hard down that road, you upset some of your own brexiteers. it is a delicate balancing act. the truth is all the options look difficult. no deal, some support in the cabinet. frankly, not much. liz truss yesterday was saying no need to have any fearfor yesterday was saying no need to have