penny mordaunt there.troversial piece of brexit legislation — the uk internal market bill — which aims to prevent barriers to trade within the uk, including northern ireland after the end of the year. to ensure the free flow of goods in all circumstances, it contains clauses allowing ministers to ignore elements of the legally binding brexit divorce deal agreed with the eu. well, that caused a storm of protest, including from some conseravatives, and when the legislation went to the lords, peers took out those bits of the bill. so the legislation was back in the commons, and just before the debate began, the government signalled a possible compromise — saying it would remove the controversial clauses if a trade deal with the eu was reached in the coming days. we'll never accept additional burdens or barriers on goods moving from birmingham to london, and neither should we accept those from goods moving from belfast to liverpool. the majority of people from northern ireland, and indeed businesses, want to s

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that was the shadow cabinet minister, rachel reeves, asking an urgent question, penny mordaunt replyinghing in a way of new details as to what is going on behind closed doors in brussels, but you don‘t get the dilemma of the government hasjust you don‘t get the dilemma of the government has just now. penny mordaunt saying that the government it wants a deal, it wants a trade deal with the european union, but it won‘t do it if it doesn‘t mean the uk gets back full sovereignty. it was interesting listening to tory backbenchers, bernard jenkin and ian duncan smith, two leading brexiteers, making it abundantly clear to the government that they bank them at the moment and are confident that boris johnson bank them at the moment and are confident that borisjohnson is on their site and is prepared to do what he they want him to do. one thing before we wrap up, the government has said in the last half—hour or so that the internal market bill, really controversial brexit legislation, that is prepared to drop some of the more controversial courses in that if it can agree with europe about the way

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studio: penny mordaunt, answering a question on a trade deal between the uk and the eu.eves for the labour party asked her about security implications and with the uk lose access to key security tools? penny mordaunt said if we leave without a daily that have measures in place to ensure our citizens are safe. that discussion continues. you are watching bbc news. now, tomasz schafernaker has the weather. well, it's going to stay pretty grey across most of the uk through this afternoon. there is a chance of a little bit of sunshine here and there, but also at times some light rain and drizzle. there is a change on the way later on today, and actually the weather is turning a lot more dynamic across the atlantic. there's a jet stream, it is pushing weather fronts in our direction, one of these weather fronts will reach us later today, but not for the coming hours. it's actually a case of light winds in those overcast skies. so here's the picture. around about midday into lunchtime, pretty chilly for some of us as well. temperatures will be around 6 degrees in newcastle and

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speaking in the commons a little earlier, the cabinet officer minister penny mordaunt, said the uk wasay with australian style terms if a deal could not be reached. we are all working to get a deal. but the only deal that is possible is one that is compatible with our sovereignty and takes back control of our laws, trade, and waters. while an agreement is preferable, we are prepared to leave on so—called australian—style terms if we can't find compromises. as the prime minister has made clear, people and businesses must prepare for the changes that are coming on 31 december — most of which are related to our departure from the eu single market and customs union, and not the outcome of these talks. mr speaker, we will continue to keep the house updated as we seek to secure a future relationship with our eu friends that respects our status as a sovereign equal and independent country. the shadow office minister, rachel reeves, criticised the government's handling of the trade talks. last year, the prime minister said that to leave with no deal would be "a failure of statecraft". so this

and here's the uk government minister penny mordaunt in parliament.ing to get a deal. but the only deal that is possible is one that is compatible with our sovereignty and takes back control of our laws, trade, and waters. while an agreement is preferable, we are prepared to leave on so—called australian—style terms if we can't find compromises. now you heard the words "australia—style terms" there. australia and the eu don't have a trade deal — instead they apply tariffs to each other‘s goods under rules set by the world trade organization. if the uk did the same that'd mean tariffs and border checks between the uk and the eu. and government ministers have acknowledged that could lead to price rises. in value, trade between the uk and the eu is worth six times that of australia—eu trade. the impact on the uk will be greater. and whether that happens or not — the fact that we don't know what's going to be happen in less than a month is creating uncertainty for uk businesses — as you'll hear in this clip. well, of course, businesses expected that in ne