had former tory cabinet ministers like norman tebbit and michael heseltine and michael forsyth, nigel lawson all getting up and taking a very keen interest in all of this. the minister for the government in the last few minutes just winding up the government's argument, saying we will deliver on the vote, we will honour our promise. there's no question that we won't do that. he says the promise is that it ties the hands of ministers going into negotiations, so that result we will get in the next few minutes. 0k, thank you for that. as isa, when we do get the result we will bring it toa do get the result we will bring it to a soon as we can do get the result we will bring it to a soon as we can hear do get the result we will bring it to a soon as we can hear on the bbc news channel but now it is time for sports day. hello, i'm olly foster, these are our sportsday headlines this evening. sir dave brailsford admits that mistakes have been made at team sky but says they are a clean team and doping allegations are false. iamat i am at the emirates for arsenal will have to make champions league hi

also with us is lord nigel lawson, a former conservative chancellor of the exchequer who supports leaving—executive director of open britain which campaigns against hard brexit. do you think she is thinking she has to go but the referendum otherwise it will annoy people in scotland?m might well be unwise to say no, but what is certainly crazy would be to get the two things mixed up together. it is one thing at a time. it is only three years, less than three years, since we had the last referendum. let's get brexit sorted out as well as we can, have it done and dusted and then we will address the scottish issue. stefanie, what do you think of that? separate exit and then possibly have an independence referendum? time is a privilege and it is a privilege we do not have in scotland. the fact we are not getting invited into the discussions on brexit is is a very democratic problem. independence is probably a last resort. this is a retaliation to being cut out. i do not think there is enough time to wait. if there was an interest in preserving the union, it would have been done so earlier inst

nigel lawson, the british politician, nigel travis is ceo of dunkin brands.hi, everybody. here is what is happening at this hour. president trump joined by new jersey governor kris christie and senior administration officials hosting an opioid and drug abuse listening session at the white house, calling the drug's use an epidemic. >> we want to help those who have become so badly addicted. drug abuse has become a crippling problem throughout the united states. drug overdoses are now the leading cause of accidental death in our country, and opioid overdose deaths have nearly quadrupled since 1999. >> bridget kelly, a former aide to governor kristie, was sentenced to 18 months in prison and one year probation for her role in the traffic scandal. on a lighter note, for the first time ever cray ola says it will rye tire one of its 24 iconic crayon colors. it is inviting customers to share their favorite colors and predictions on social media. it is going to reveal the decision on friday, which is national crayon day. so i went through this 24-box of crayons. >> y

nigel lawson, for instance, says there is no point having a deal at all.g. but there is clearly a lot of people who are agitating for that to happen. good to talk to you, thank you for your time. let‘s get another point of view. inside our studio in westminster is the conservative mp bernard jenkin, who was a key figure in the vote leave campaign. the day you wanted has arrived. good morning. let‘s pick up some of those thoughts from nick clegg. are expectations too high? i think nick clegg is doing his best to reduce expectations and i think he is right ona expectations and i think he is right on a lot of points. we have to be realistic. the idea of having a fully comprehensive trade deal with the eu after two years is a big stretch. not because we can‘t negotiate that, it is because the eu seems to be determined to redirects trade barriers when the rest of the world is trying to bring them down, which is one of the reasons why we are leaving the eu, because they are either pursuing the wrong policy are incapable of making sensible decision that irene eve