nigel evans talking to me earlier today. expect amendments to be added to that plan. then there will bea added to that plan. then there will be a vote on what ever emerges from that on tuesday of the following week, the 29th of january. but taking opinions today, you can see there are still huge gulf between there are still huge gulf between the positions of many mps, not only across parties but within parties. it is going to be interesting to see what theresa may comes up with for monday. and how substantially, or not, that differs from the motion that was voted on earlier this week and was defeated heavily. my colleague ben brown will be here to ta ke colleague ben brown will be here to take you through the rest of the afternoon from westminster. but from me, goodbye to you for an out and back to the studio. thank you very much. the uk's most common genetic disorder is causing serious health problems in far more patients than previously thought — according to scientists at the university of exeter. haemochromatosis affects

nigel evans and seema malhotra. good to see you, as ever. ing no, so what would you do tomorrow? i will vote against the deal, i've just come from a meeting of the 1922 backbench committee where theresa may has been giving us her last hurrah to get her a deal over the line. she spoke passionately about wanting to deliver on what the british people voted for in 2016 and she knows her deal is a compromise but one real problem we have is that we need the support of the dup to be able to govern and so if deal got the route tomorrow, we were not able to govern for the rest of the three years, so i believe the deal will not get the route tomorrow. i think there will bea route tomorrow. i think there will be a few more conservative mps who will support it because they are frightened that if we don't get it through, there may not be any brexit, but the prime minister in answering questions today made it clear to a labour answering questions today made it cleartoa labourmp answering questions today made it clear to a labour mp that as far as she is co

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